For many years my main driver has been a Mac laptop, with backup Linux and Chromebook laptops.
A few days ago, I was given a new (unboxed) M1 iMac, nicely loaded, as a gift. I almost didn't accept it because my workflow is done in my office, living room couch, two shady areas outside my house, and my beautiful local library.
Has anyone else 'gone back in time' and moved to a desktop? My plan is to use the iMac for a month to see what advantages there are. The large screen is nice, and large enough that I packed away my large LG external monitor that I purchased from Apple a couple of years ago.
Between working (I work 15 hours a week), my own research, and occasional work writing books, I tend to take a lot of time for friends and family, hiking, etc., but, I also weave short bursts of work into my early mornings, during the day, and at night. I am curious to see if using a desktop as a primary driver will clean up my work life balance.
A few days ago, I was given a new (unboxed) M1 iMac, nicely loaded, as a gift. I almost didn't accept it because my workflow is done in my office, living room couch, two shady areas outside my house, and my beautiful local library.
Has anyone else 'gone back in time' and moved to a desktop? My plan is to use the iMac for a month to see what advantages there are. The large screen is nice, and large enough that I packed away my large LG external monitor that I purchased from Apple a couple of years ago.
Between working (I work 15 hours a week), my own research, and occasional work writing books, I tend to take a lot of time for friends and family, hiking, etc., but, I also weave short bursts of work into my early mornings, during the day, and at night. I am curious to see if using a desktop as a primary driver will clean up my work life balance.