The Vision Pro Starts to Come Into Focus
We're starting to cook with fire.
I'm writing this about the Vision Pro, in the Vision Pro. Which I really only did for a post or two for the novelty of it right after the device's initial release. But now I'm doing it because it's actually a good way to write. And to use a Mac in general. Because Apple finally gave us an expanded canvas to match the Vision Pro's capabilities.
I speak, of course, of the new "Wide" and "Ultrawide" modes for the Mac Virtual Display which are available to test as a part of the latest visionOS betas. Honestly, "Wide" might have been enough and it's what I think I'll use most of the time. But "Ultrawide" is fun.1 It's like wrapping your head in a computer UI. It's like you're wearing a computing visor. This is especially true if you use Spaces within macOS. Swiping between them now feels like a full-on carousel. It's a pretty amazing effect. Like the computer is spinning around you...