LogFAQs > #941755185

computer, and its working out pretty well. I got a mouse, trackpad, keyboard, and pencil for it (dont really need both the mouse and trackpad, but I was interested in trying to see the best setup.

The only issues I have are related to things I shouldnt entirely be doing or some hobby projects (like having my Own website). These could all be gotten around with more money. I use calibre to manage my Kindle, an overdrive command line (legal) workaround to download mp3 audiobooks from the library, things like that. I dont think I could remote into work from my iPad, but thats the biggest limitation I see.

But I have music recording, guitar effect processing, digital painting, python programming, research, and writing all down. My pro is also just 64 GB, which will be an issue if I didnt have my computer to back up some stuff with. I dont PC game, only console game, so thats not an issue. I *might* be able to give up the TV also if I wanted to stream everything from PS4 to iPad and buy a faster internet connection. But Id say an iPad could replace a laptop for most college students now. I tried to do it in college, but it just wasnt there yet with iOS still being used over iPadOS.