“I thought they were going to do something really cool with the operating system. Remember when they added the mouse support to the iPad, how they redid mouse support like you've never seen before, and the interface would kind of organically grow up around wherever the pointer was? It looks to me like they really didn't do that here. There's not a lot of affordance for touch on an interface that was never designed for touch.”

…there. I don't like hate the idea of it, but personally, it's not a feature that I would run out and buy a computer for. I would worry about like, I don't like fingerprints on my screen. It's like, how do you handle that? And, you know, what are we adding to the screen when we frequently touch it?

…plugin, you know, there are times when, man, it would be nice if I could just pinpoint on the dot. I mean, you can do that with the mouse, but if I could somehow like pinch to like make the waveform a little thinner and then like use the pencil maybe to move it around, maybe, maybe. I don't know.

Yeah, and you can like swipe up to get the dock like you would on an iPad. But if you're a Power Mac user, as you might be listening to this show, if your dock has a bunch of icons in it, you know, the tap targets are going to be very small.

Yeah. Or the menu bar. I mean, just think about that.

The menu bar. And, you know, macOS 27 added features that people have been thinking, like, oh, this is for the touchscreen MacBook Pro. And clearly it was, but like a pull down to refresh in Safari, which you can do right now in macOS 27. Drag your mouse, drag a web page down or scroll down all the…