If you're full in Apple ecosystem, like my GF, you get:

- Shared clipboard across devices - Shared documents - Shared browser - Shared passwords - Free, quality office suite - Interoperable devices (use iPhone as camera on Mac, for example) - Payments across different devices (use clock to pay, for example, shared with your iPhone)

All of this with just one account without any third-party service.

And billion of things more, probably, I'm not a full Apple head.

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TekMol 3 days ago | parent [-]

Strange, I don't need any of that.

And when I hang out with people who ARE in Apple's ecosystem, to me it seems they struggle more to get things done than me.

Why would I want a shared clipboard across multiple devices?

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ValentineC 3 days ago | parent [-]

> Why would I want a shared clipboard across multiple devices?

I guess you've never had to type something first on your laptop to paste in a phone app, or vice versa.

Or open a link from a phone messaging app in your laptop browser.

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TekMol 2 days ago | parent [-]

In the rare case (maybe once per month or so) where that happens, I start a script on my laptop that starts a webapp both the phone and the laptop can open in their browser and send text to each other.

The overhead of starting it and typing "laptop.tekmol" into the browser on both machines is only a few seconds.

That seems mich saner to me than to constantly have some interaction between the two devices going on.

	▲	akho 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		> That seems mich saner Normal people just message themselves on tg or wherever you send and receive messages. Geeks use KDE Connect. Whatt you do is weird.