What a pleasure to find someone who can enunciate clearly, speak at a sensible moderate speed and who does not go “um, er, as it were, you know what I mean “ all the time. High marks for presentation young man (yes, i am in my 70s). I shall definitely be watching your output regularly. Thank you.
Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing this information in a clear no nonsense common sense presentation. No out of control ego, no hype just an understated professional straightforward video.
I'll have to try this stage manager but my first reaction is why didn’t they just make the dock do this? Now we’re wasting screen real estate with another side bar.
I would love it if Apple would let you name and save desktops which are available by pushing up the top of the screen. Another option would be clusters of those desktops could be called profiles or some similar term. One way which I organize my Mac is by going minimalist with the doc at the bottom. This is more for apps which I need to access at any time. For apps which are a bit more task specific, I set up folders. Each folder is a with aliases for different apps. However, it only offers apps which are used in that task.
I’m not sold on stage manager. The macOS dock in its default position (unless set to auto hide) has always used up a decent amount of screen real estate and now stage manager is burning up more space on the left. The ability to create layouts is cool I guess, but it still seems like an inefficiency when it comes to screen real estate. I’m all for better window manager on macOS but this needs some work. They could have placed this in the dock area for starters.
Being civil & respectful here: I fully agree on your views on Strange Manager. I found no help in this novelty and especially since I always have my doc on the left side. Maybe that’s just me but no thanks. I predict it won’t survive the next major update.
I'm not exactly sure if I understand you correctly but you can make your screen full screen and then the cards that are in the stage manager are behind that screen. When you move your cursor to the left on a full screen, the cards will superimpose on top of your full screen.
Thanks Tom. Downloaded Ventura yesterday and your straightforward explanations and demonstrations make the key features so easy to understand and implement.
Hi Tom, always a pleasure to look forward to your next video (no pressure!). Appreciate the effort you put in to your research and production. It doesn’t go unnoticed!
Useful as ever - thank you. The trouble with Stage Manager is I can't really see why I'd use it. Must be a luddite... I can already have several windows open.
OMG I hadn't even noticed the clock or the weather apps! The excitement 😅 I had to pause the video immediately and add 10 locations that I have no use for on both apps 😂
I’ve never used Mail because it was missing so many of these functions that are new in this release, which have been available in Gmail for many years. Finally I can move across!
Dear Tom: You've become my GO TO GUY for all things Apple. I have struggled with trying to figure out and use REMINDERS on my iPhone. A tutorial would be appreciated. Keep up the good work. I'm happy to be a subscriber and a FAN. Cheers, Mac
One small note about Stage Manager. If the app was in full screen mode when you closed it will open full screen...Stage Manager will not create the gap on the left.
Stage manager I find very useful when coding, especially swapping from the iPhone simulator to Xcode, previously using my iPad as a secondary screen to reuse code to another project was handy with stage manager just took it to a whole new level then they are multiple desktops still
I’m having trouble picturing this-what is Stage Manager letting you do (or do more easily) that you couldn’t already do with Mission Control and multiple desktops?
I've updated my macbook pro 2017 to Ventura a week ago. First thing I noticed was the installation was quicker than previous MacOS versions. Mine actually finished installing ventura within just 10mins compared to when I installed Monterey previously, it took a long time and multiple restarts.
Thanks for a great video. Your description of Stage Manager was very helpful to try to understand it. However it is an absolutely horrible change to window management - definitely deactivated on my machine.
Great video. Stage manager is a gimmick for me. Pretty useless and waste space on the desktop. the 3 finger gesture is much more efficient and you get the apps full screen. Maybe I miss something here, but that's how i see it
Ventura sounds like an upgrade where I want only about 50% of what's included, in my case, Mail upgrade, the two new apps and spotlight improvement. I'm undecided on stage manager, I should use it but I rarely use spaces so I don't expect to be using stage manager.
Your videos are very helpful. Pages has changed and I can’t send my forms as a PDF as easily as I could before. They have to be transformed to PDF first or moved to iCloud first. An extra two steps. Am I right?
Finally a reminder in the email App without having to create a memo… Are reminders shown in the calendar too? I miss that frankly and would make a feature request if I knew to whom I can write it!?!
If Apple is going to update something, I wish they'd update the notification about recharging the Magic Mouse. The first notification I ever get is when the mouse charge is at 2%, which is really stupid. I wish they make that user adjustable to give more time. Waiting till 2% is about like if my car waited till it was on E (empty) to tell me I need to go to a gas station.
Stage Manager is more complex-flexible than that. Try pressing Shift when clicking the App on the top bar, or one App in minimized. They regroup and change the composition. Also when Apps resized manually to screen size, the Stage Manager auto hides but shows again when hovering on the side it is hidden, depending on where you have the Dock (I have the dock at left side, so Manager goes to the right side). I Tried it for 10 minutes on a fresh install and seems to be practical for grouping apps. Also on external monitor. 😊
I really struggle to see the point of Stage Manager. I normally have most of my applications in full-screen on my laptop, so that I can just swipe between them, or maybe have some of them sharing a screen if I need to use them at the same time. Any smaller ones can share space on the desktop. It does not seem like SM brings any improvement to that.
I just watched a very informative bit about a very interesting piece of kit. It wasn't until after that I realized it was an ad. Well played sir, well played. The rest of the video was very informative as well. Thank you.
You're referring to the Samsung integration? I do mention in the opening and closing sentence of it that they have sponsored the video, and have declared that it's a sponsored video with TH-cam (so a notice will appear on-screen that there's a product placement). That's really as much as I can do to be totally transparent about the fact that this video contains a sponsored mention, I'm honestly not trying to 'hide' it in any way. I appreciate your kind comments about the video overall.
@@ProperHonestTech I meant the comment in a purely positive way. I completely understand the need for sponsors. It is refreshing to see audience relevant ads being very well placed in content. I am a Samsung T5 user and was unaware they had released the T7. Well done sir, well done.
I watched 3 or 4 other Ventura update videos, and they told me nothing useful, mostly focusing on system settings and stage manager. This review showed me stuff in photos, mail, and other apps that I will actually use. Thanks.
That's really great to read, thank you. I try to keep the content relevant. Most people don't care about a bunch of settings menus, it's about how YOU can actually make the most out of the new updates, and there have been some changes across the board, albeit some of them quite minor.
With so much of clarity. Thank you. I am looking forward to switch to MacOS and gathering as much as possible about it. This is going to be very very useful.
stage manager seems nice but oh man is this going to throw a wrench into how i’m used to multi tasking… im a dock on the left side of screen person and i use an app to tile my windows with keyboard shortcuts.
@@thomgizziz or i have third party solutions that i use cuz im aware of how bad macos is at said window management. me hoping that a native solution would work is not being a sheep.
I have a 16" MB M1 Pro and I find Stage Manager to be quite useful when using the trackpad. It's as easy as moving my finger to the left of the screen and swapping. The problem, for me, is when I connect my 38" widescreen monitor and go in clamshell mode. Using Stage Manager with a mouse is a pain in the _____. I found that using multiple desktops while using the external monitor is easier for me because i can set a hotkey on my mouse to swap between desktops. Dragging the courser all the way to the left on a widescreen to activate Stage Manager is a pain. I'm still deciding on using SM or multiple desktops.
I'm looking at Stage Manager now and, while I could see it being useful on iPad, I just don't see why Spaces wouldn't be better regardless of external monitor or not. I have been using virtual desktops to manage my windows for years on linux and now macOS (I just never got into the habit of alt/cmd-tab to switch between apps). I just set the upper-right corner as a hot spot to show the Spaces switcher, as well as using the keyboard shortcuts to switch between Spaces. Maybe Stage Manager has some benefit but I've yet to find it over Spaces.
@@LearnAtMyExpense Yea, I hear you. Last night I turn off Stage Manager and reverted back to multiple desktops (spaces). I just find it much easier to do the 3 finder swipe up and select the "space/desktop" I need.
One feature I haven't seen in any of these Mac Ventura videos is the new clipboard tool. Hitting 'Control+Shift+Space bar' brings it up right to where your mouse is for quick access, and 0-9 can be selected with the keyboard.
after getting used to it, I really like Stage Manager. I don’t leave it turned on all the time on my iPad Pro or my MacBook… but there are certainly times it’s quite helpful.
So far, I've got it permanently on for my MacBook, and sometimes on my iPad. I'm still trying to figure out whether it's useful or not on my desktop Mac.
@@ProperHonestTech I like it for grouping apps that are all part of a specific task and being about to switch between said groups. Yeah, not sure on a desktop.
@@ProperHonestTech I was constantly going through the apps bar at the bottom to make the switch. Stage Manager is the most intuitive method for working with multiple apps (for me personally). However, this is what I love about Mac... There are a few ways to do the same thing. So, people can turn on and off and use what feels best for them.
Great video! I really enjoy all of your videos. I have shared quite a few with friends. Please make a video on the new Keynote app. Lots of fun changes here. Thanks again.
I expected to just gloss over the stage manager thing, but wow. That actually looks quite cool. I think my wife might really like that. I like the new System Preferences dialog a lot.
Thrilled with the mail and iMessage improvements to the Mac. Those two are a long time coming. I use both often. I really need to explore stage manager a lot more. I forgot the feature exists and would like to learn how to use it on a regular basis. This video is among the best videos you have put together. Keep up the fine work! 👏🏽
I was looking for Airplay recently and couldn't find it. Eventually I found that it's called Screen Mirroring now. It's accessible at the top of the screen beside where the Stage Manager was. I'm not sure if this is a Ventura change though. Thanks for your video. Most helpful.
Thank you for this brilliant update. I’m still having trouble with spotlight not finding files on external drives. I can reindex the drive but don’t understand why this happens. Perhaps it is when a drive rudely unplugs because my MacBook had shifted on my lap.
Ibwas so e, ited about Stage Management, until I started using it and started using some disadvantages. The one the bothered me the most is that if you are sharing your screen in a conference and want to show 2 windows at a time on the same screen or a whiteboard on top of your presentation YOU CAN'T because only one is allowed
Stage Manager is not super intuitive at first. But after a week or so, I've come to like it. It's kinda like the learning curve for all the gestures on the Magic Track Pad. Once you've got it, you'll find it helps with screen efficiency, especially on laptops. There are also several tricks SM has for grouping window sets--know them, learn them, use them.
Do you know how to stop iPhone on iOS 16.2 from dimming all the time even when looking at the screen? I can’t even read an email or any kind of texts without it always constantly dimming, it’s driving me nuts.
I really like your videos... they are very informative, helpful, and easy to follow. I do need some help... when I go into settings, apple ID, iCloud, and down to photos... I notice photos is turned off (it was on before) when I click to turn it on I get a message "iCloud Photos is only available on macOS Standard, macOS Extended and APFS formatted volumes". Photos taken with my iPhone are not transferred to iPhotos in my Mac, but they are transferred to my iPad. I have checked my volume is formatted to APFS format.
I find this update a step in the right direction I love stage manager but it’s not as good as I expected like I love to swap with other open apps in the same places or group the open apps by type or tag or something every time I swap an app it’s in a different place alt tabing 60 open apps is still faster and multiple desktop with gestures is even better
Thanks for the vid. I'm a bit confused as to why there aren't any phone holders that fit on the macbook? That Belkin one is for sale in the US but not in the UK as far as I can see?
The remind me element is so disappointing, as if I set it to remind me and then remove that email from my inbox, that email doesn't come BACK to the inbox. Seems like it's only useful for people that never remove messages from their inbox. Am I missing something?
As someone who doesn’t move things from my inbox, I haven’t noticed this - but if that’s the case, it seems like a pretty major drawback of the feature.
Hello....really like your videos. Thank you. Could you maybe consider doing a video on Apple Notes? I might be doing something wrong but when I make a change on my iphone, it updates just fine to my Notes on my iMac M1 with Ventura. And it does it nearly immediately. But if I make a change to Notes on my iMac, the Notes on my phone won't update to see the changes unless I close the phone app and reopen it. Then it updates. Seems like a bad idea if they designed it that way on purpose. Because of this anomaly, I now use Drafts instead. It updates both ways with no problems at all.
The Pages update no longer has the ability to specify the formatting of the Pages file into a word, pdf, or other format during the “share” function. You now have to first Export the file to Word. Then open Finder and select the Word formatted file to share. Wish Apple had not changed this. I always have to share Pages files to either Word or pdf, so these files are accessible to the recipients.
What a pleasure to find someone who can enunciate clearly, speak at a sensible moderate speed and who does not go “um, er, as it were, you know what I mean “ all the time. High marks for presentation young man (yes, i am in my 70s). I shall definitely be watching your output regularly. Thank you.
Absolutely; and no irritating, unnecessary or distracting background music.
@Chris i was gonna reply back to mr.70 hates erms and uhms. but you put it well.
Totally and utterly agree.
(Oops - confession - in 70’s as well - plus an Apple user since 1984)
@@philcrawford325 perhaps Chris thinks that is denigrating those who compose such music!
@@therealpinktea4284 who “hates” them. You are hyperbolising my comment. I merely insinuated a preference for their omission.
Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing this information in a clear no nonsense common sense presentation. No out of control ego, no hype just an understated professional straightforward video.
I enjoyed this video. The Stage Manager feature is very useful, and I have it set on permanently. Your explanations are so on point and enjoyable.
I'll have to try this stage manager but my first reaction is why didn’t they just make the dock do this? Now we’re wasting screen real estate with another side bar.
I would love it if Apple would let you name and save desktops which are available by pushing up the top of the screen. Another option would be clusters of those desktops could be called profiles or some similar term.
One way which I organize my Mac is by going minimalist with the doc at the bottom. This is more for apps which I need to access at any time. For apps which are a bit more task specific, I set up folders. Each folder is a with aliases for different apps. However, it only offers apps which are used in that task.
I’m not sold on stage manager. The macOS dock in its default position (unless set to auto hide) has always used up a decent amount of screen real estate and now stage manager is burning up more space on the left. The ability to create layouts is cool I guess, but it still seems like an inefficiency when it comes to screen real estate. I’m all for better window manager on macOS but this needs some work. They could have placed this in the dock area for starters.
Being civil & respectful here: I fully agree on your views on Strange Manager. I found no help in this novelty and especially since I always have my doc on the left side. Maybe that’s just me but no thanks. I predict it won’t survive the next major update.
I'm not exactly sure if I understand you correctly but you can make your screen full screen and then the cards that are in the stage manager are behind that screen. When you move your cursor to the left on a full screen, the cards will superimpose on top of your full screen.
Thanks Tom. Downloaded Ventura yesterday and your straightforward explanations and demonstrations make the key features so easy to understand and implement.
As always…. Great video! Thanks for keeping me up to date with the most useful data!
Hi Tom, always a pleasure to look forward to your next video (no pressure!). Appreciate the effort you put in to your research and production. It doesn’t go unnoticed!
Useful as ever - thank you. The trouble with Stage Manager is I can't really see why I'd use it. Must be a luddite... I can already have several windows open.
OMG I hadn't even noticed the clock or the weather apps! The excitement 😅 I had to pause the video immediately and add 10 locations that I have no use for on both apps 😂
I’ve never used Mail because it was missing so many of these functions that are new in this release, which have been available in Gmail for many years. Finally I can move across!
I love the map improvement.
Dear Tom: You've become my GO TO GUY for all things Apple. I have struggled with trying to figure out and use REMINDERS on my iPhone. A tutorial would be appreciated.
Keep up the good work. I'm happy to be a subscriber and a FAN.
Cheers,
Mac
Thank you for providing the best explanation of Stage Manager that I've seen
This was an extremely helpful and clear presentation. Thank you. I learned much of use.
Really find your channel quite informative. 👍
One small note about Stage Manager. If the app was in full screen mode when you closed it will open full screen...Stage Manager will not create the gap on the left.
A lot of the features already present on Linux and/or Windows
Stage manager I find very useful when coding, especially swapping from the iPhone simulator to Xcode, previously using my iPad as a secondary screen to reuse code to another project was handy with stage manager just took it to a whole new level then they are multiple desktops still
I’m having trouble picturing this-what is Stage Manager letting you do (or do more easily) that you couldn’t already do with Mission Control and multiple desktops?
@@natbarmore for one it’s a nice fast way from swapping from one open window with code and another.
It’s always nice to have options.
I've updated my macbook pro 2017 to Ventura a week ago. First thing I noticed was the installation was quicker than previous MacOS versions.
Mine actually finished installing ventura within just 10mins compared to when I installed Monterey previously, it took a long time and multiple restarts.
Some really useful ones in there!
Thank you!
Thanks for a great video. Your description of Stage Manager was very helpful to try to understand it. However it is an absolutely horrible change to window management - definitely deactivated on my machine.
When I watch my wife on her Mac, I am flabbergasted at how badly it allows you manage multiple windows (e.g. Split screen).
Great video. Stage manager is a gimmick for me. Pretty useless and waste space on the desktop. the 3 finger gesture is much more efficient and you get the apps full screen. Maybe I miss something here, but that's how i see it
Ventura sounds like an upgrade where I want only about 50% of what's included, in my case, Mail upgrade, the two new apps and spotlight improvement. I'm undecided on stage manager, I should use it but I rarely use spaces so I don't expect to be using stage manager.
You can also hold shift whilst clicking a thumbnail in stage manager to open in same window no need to drag.
This is cool, I wonder how the stage manager works with multiple screens?
Always love how clear & concise you are in all your vids. The only bias you have is an always-optimism tone about new Apple products. Keep it up!
Very informative, unlike many on TH-cam!
Your videos are very helpful. Pages has changed and I can’t send my forms as a PDF as easily as I could before. They have to be transformed to PDF first or moved to iCloud first. An extra two steps. Am I right?
glad it doesn't cost money to upgrade - OSX tiger is still my favourite
Finally a reminder in the email App without having to create a memo…
Are reminders shown in the calendar too? I miss that frankly and would make a feature request if I knew to whom I can write it!?!
If Apple is going to update something, I wish they'd update the notification about recharging the Magic Mouse.
The first notification I ever get is when the mouse charge is at 2%, which is really stupid. I wish they make that user adjustable to give more time. Waiting till 2% is about like if my car waited till it was on E (empty) to tell me I need to go to a gas station.
Could not agree more.
this is very helpful thank you!
Still dont really see how stage manager isn't just a bigger dock bar
Thanks for sharing..... One other awesome feature in email is the ability to block unwanted email to the point they're blocked before hand.
if stage manager can acces desktop freely that will very good other than disappeared/swap.
Awesome! Thanks for the video.
Stage Manager is more complex-flexible than that. Try pressing Shift when clicking the App on the top bar, or one App in minimized. They regroup and change the composition. Also when Apps resized manually to screen size, the Stage Manager auto hides but shows again when hovering on the side it is hidden, depending on where you have the Dock (I have the dock at left side, so Manager goes to the right side).
I Tried it for 10 minutes on a fresh install and seems to be practical for grouping apps. Also on external monitor. 😊
I really struggle to see the point of Stage Manager. I normally have most of my applications in full-screen on my laptop, so that I can just swipe between them, or maybe have some of them sharing a screen if I need to use them at the same time. Any smaller ones can share space on the desktop. It does not seem like SM brings any improvement to that.
I just watched a very informative bit about a very interesting piece of kit. It wasn't until after that I realized it was an ad. Well played sir, well played. The rest of the video was very informative as well. Thank you.
You're referring to the Samsung integration? I do mention in the opening and closing sentence of it that they have sponsored the video, and have declared that it's a sponsored video with TH-cam (so a notice will appear on-screen that there's a product placement). That's really as much as I can do to be totally transparent about the fact that this video contains a sponsored mention, I'm honestly not trying to 'hide' it in any way. I appreciate your kind comments about the video overall.
@@ProperHonestTech I meant the comment in a purely positive way. I completely understand the need for sponsors. It is refreshing to see audience relevant ads being very well placed in content. I am a Samsung T5 user and was unaware they had released the T7. Well done sir, well done.
I NEVER USED A MAC BEFORE BUT I LOVE IT
I watched 3 or 4 other Ventura update videos, and they told me nothing useful, mostly focusing on system settings and stage manager. This review showed me stuff in photos, mail, and other apps that I will actually use. Thanks.
That's really great to read, thank you. I try to keep the content relevant. Most people don't care about a bunch of settings menus, it's about how YOU can actually make the most out of the new updates, and there have been some changes across the board, albeit some of them quite minor.
Love all of your videos! I’ve been binge watching. I don’t see how to get the weather app on Ventura. ???
My fave new feature of Ventura is the amazing metal 3 with upscaling. This will revolutionise gaming on the Mac!
Just tried the Stage Mgr feature. Interesting: but for me this doesn't give benefits. Good presentation of the new options Tom. Thx. Keep it up.
Love your videos!!! Thank you for the great info!!!❤
Useful tips about the 'Follow Up' in Mail and Photo's app 👍🏻🙂
Great video 🙏🏾
Thank you!
Nice to see Toro y Moi in your album collection.
Very well presented and useful, but in photos, when I right-click, There is no “copy subject “…
Continuity camera looks amazing
With so much of clarity. Thank you. I am looking forward to switch to MacOS and gathering as much as possible about it. This is going to be very very useful.
Great clear concise video and really helpful, even for an old long time mac user! Thanks!
stage manager seems nice but oh man is this going to throw a wrench into how i’m used to multi tasking… im a dock on the left side of screen person and i use an app to tile my windows with keyboard shortcuts.
@@thomgizziz or i have third party solutions that i use cuz im aware of how bad macos is at said window management. me hoping that a native solution would work is not being a sheep.
I have a 16" MB M1 Pro and I find Stage Manager to be quite useful when using the trackpad. It's as easy as moving my finger to the left of the screen and swapping. The problem, for me, is when I connect my 38" widescreen monitor and go in clamshell mode. Using Stage Manager with a mouse is a pain in the _____. I found that using multiple desktops while using the external monitor is easier for me because i can set a hotkey on my mouse to swap between desktops. Dragging the courser all the way to the left on a widescreen to activate Stage Manager is a pain. I'm still deciding on using SM or multiple desktops.
I'm looking at Stage Manager now and, while I could see it being useful on iPad, I just don't see why Spaces wouldn't be better regardless of external monitor or not. I have been using virtual desktops to manage my windows for years on linux and now macOS (I just never got into the habit of alt/cmd-tab to switch between apps). I just set the upper-right corner as a hot spot to show the Spaces switcher, as well as using the keyboard shortcuts to switch between Spaces. Maybe Stage Manager has some benefit but I've yet to find it over Spaces.
@@LearnAtMyExpense Yea, I hear you. Last night I turn off Stage Manager and reverted back to multiple desktops (spaces). I just find it much easier to do the 3 finder swipe up and select the "space/desktop" I need.
One feature I haven't seen in any of these Mac Ventura videos is the new clipboard tool. Hitting 'Control+Shift+Space bar' brings it up right to where your mouse is for quick access, and 0-9 can be selected with the keyboard.
Looking forward to trying it out. Thank you for the video.
after getting used to it, I really like Stage Manager. I don’t leave it turned on all the time on my iPad Pro or my MacBook… but there are certainly times it’s quite helpful.
So far, I've got it permanently on for my MacBook, and sometimes on my iPad. I'm still trying to figure out whether it's useful or not on my desktop Mac.
@@ProperHonestTech I like it for grouping apps that are all part of a specific task and being about to switch between said groups. Yeah, not sure on a desktop.
I use the kindle app and have the Wikipedia app (and wolfram alpha) open in one desktop so I can dive deeper into the subject I am reading about.
@@jebaker2 why not just use Spaces and Mission Control to create groups of applications and quickly switch between them?
@@ProperHonestTech I was constantly going through the apps bar at the bottom to make the switch. Stage Manager is the most intuitive method for working with multiple apps (for me personally). However, this is what I love about Mac... There are a few ways to do the same thing. So, people can turn on and off and use what feels best for them.
Im shocked at how much I love using stage manager on my macbook while coding😊
Very useful and clear. Thanks.
Great video! I really enjoy all of your videos. I have shared quite a few with friends. Please make a video on the new Keynote app. Lots of fun changes here. Thanks again.
Nice video. Thanks.
I expected to just gloss over the stage manager thing, but wow. That actually looks quite cool. I think my wife might really like that. I like the new System Preferences dialog a lot.
nice overview
Continuity Camera works only with facetime or other modes as well like whatsapp video call etc?
Thrilled with the mail and iMessage improvements to the Mac. Those two are a long time coming. I use both often.
I really need to explore stage manager a lot more. I forgot the feature exists and would like to learn how to use it on a regular basis.
This video is among the best videos you have put together. Keep up the fine work! 👏🏽
Very helpful! Thank you! ☺
Awesome vid and schooling!
Thank you for this, really useful information !
Looking for a Mac keyboard shortcut to minimise all apps and show desktop ! can't find any
How do you activate the camera using iPhone camera with the M1 Mac Mini?
I was looking for Airplay recently and couldn't find it. Eventually I found that it's called Screen Mirroring now. It's accessible at the top of the screen beside where the Stage Manager was. I'm not sure if this is a Ventura change though. Thanks for your video. Most helpful.
Thank you for this brilliant update. I’m still having trouble with spotlight not finding files on external drives. I can reindex the drive but don’t understand why this happens. Perhaps it is when a drive rudely unplugs because my MacBook had shifted on my lap.
‘Hi, Have you noticed that the little semicircle window sizer hooks are different on the iPad (IOS 16+) and the Ventura 13.0.1? Any idea why?
My favorite feature, so far, is the way it eventually loses the ability to communicate over the network for no apparent reason.
With stage manager on i don't get the gap down side of screen?
With copy and paste functionality in photos, how do you simply create a new photo? Thanks for your video!
How good is stagemanager working with multiple monitors
friend, please suggest, i could not use two exended display in Mac Air M1... help me to do that
Ibwas so e, ited about Stage Management, until I started using it and started using some disadvantages. The one the bothered me the most is that if you are sharing your screen in a conference and want to show 2 windows at a time on the same screen or a whiteboard on top of your presentation YOU CAN'T because only one is allowed
Thanks!
Thank you very much!
Stage Manager is not super intuitive at first. But after a week or so, I've come to like it. It's kinda like the learning curve for all the gestures on the Magic Track Pad. Once you've got it, you'll find it helps with screen efficiency, especially on laptops. There are also several tricks SM has for grouping window sets--know them, learn them, use them.
I've actually rather taken to Stage Manager. I can see why it might not be very intuitive for others, yet for me it is.
Would you say it works better than 3 finger swipes for Mission control and swapping windows?
@@JuniorAlde For me, yes.
@@JuniorAlde For me yes.
Does it fix the Intuos Pro pen problem?
Hi, why you use Dropbox instead od iCloud? :) Any reason? :)
Do you know how to stop iPhone on iOS 16.2 from dimming all the time even when looking at the screen? I can’t even read an email or any kind of texts without it always constantly dimming, it’s driving me nuts.
Well done
I really like your videos... they are very informative, helpful, and easy to follow. I do need some help... when I go into settings, apple ID, iCloud, and down to photos... I notice photos is turned off (it was on before) when I click to turn it on I get a message "iCloud Photos is only available on macOS Standard, macOS Extended and APFS formatted volumes". Photos taken with my iPhone are not transferred to iPhotos in my Mac, but they are transferred to my iPad. I have checked my volume is formatted to APFS format.
I find this update a step in the right direction I love stage manager but it’s not as good as I expected like I love to swap with other open apps in the same places or group the open apps by type or tag or something every time I swap an app it’s in a different place alt tabing 60 open apps is still faster and multiple desktop with gestures is even better
Great video
Thanks for the vid. I'm a bit confused as to why there aren't any phone holders that fit on the macbook? That Belkin one is for sale in the US but not in the UK as far as I can see?
The remind me element is so disappointing, as if I set it to remind me and then remove that email from my inbox, that email doesn't come BACK to the inbox. Seems like it's only useful for people that never remove messages from their inbox. Am I missing something?
As someone who doesn’t move things from my inbox, I haven’t noticed this - but if that’s the case, it seems like a pretty major drawback of the feature.
Another update I'll be skipping on... : ( Great video btw
Great video!
It's a shame ventura released in such a buggy state. I'm waiting probably a year before I move to it.
Stage manager on a Mac is no more than a fancy dock, and on an iPad it takes up too much screen real estate. I predict it won’t be used much.
Hello....really like your videos. Thank you. Could you maybe consider doing a video on Apple Notes? I might be doing something wrong but when I make a change on my iphone, it updates just fine to my Notes on my iMac M1 with Ventura. And it does it nearly immediately. But if I make a change to Notes on my iMac, the Notes on my phone won't update to see the changes unless I close the phone app and reopen it. Then it updates. Seems like a bad idea if they designed it that way on purpose. Because of this anomaly, I now use Drafts instead. It updates both ways with no problems at all.
The Pages update no longer has the ability to specify the formatting of the Pages file into a word, pdf, or other format during the “share” function.
You now have to first Export the file to Word. Then open Finder and select the Word formatted file to share.
Wish Apple had not changed this. I always have to share Pages files to either Word or pdf, so these files are accessible to the recipients.
Amazing video. I don't want to have to fill out my lastname for the newsletter tho...
Fair enough. I’ll see if that requirement can be removed, although you could always put an initial (even a fake one) as a way to bypass it.
@@ProperHonestTech No worries :)