I haven't located a comprehensive listing or overview of the sidebar design System Settings for Ventura. It's all rather how to do general things. For example you can make use of search rather than explore the hierarchy or use the View pull down which has search at the bottom also. You can also use Siri on Mac or Spotlight search to pull up specific settings quickly. There is no customization of the sidebar design.
They removed the ability to hide 'login items' and its grinding my gears. There use to be a 'Hide' checkbox but instead of fixing the functionality, they've started removing features.🥲
Haha, I even scrolled through here to see if it was mentioned and completely missed your post 🙈
So, it turns out your "friend" was actually you?
Yes! Earlier I started messing around on my iPhone while the app was open on my iPad, and changes were syncing across almost instantly. Was pretty cool. I can see this being very helpful, especially with teams of people collaborating.
I can do that in 13.0.1 alreadyIf you bring up system settings, the view pulldown menu offers 40 shortcuts that you can go to immediate without scrolling or looking inside nestled hierarchy. Image courtesy 9to5Mac
Scapple, eh? I need to look that up.
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I think the key feature of Freeform and others like it is the collaborative aspect. I know that with Miro (and I suspect Freeform) you can just open it at the same time as someone else and both work on and look at the same thing.Ah, looks like it's not for iPad. That's a shame
It's where my main use case for Freeform is - handwritten notes on stickies, saved to iCloud.
Still interesting to see as we were recently looking for a miro alternative at work.
Yes, and as that list is in alphabetical order, I find it much easier to find the specific system pref I want.
I wasn't answering the topic as far as whats new in 13.1, but what can aid a user to make the new side designed system settings easier to live with. Between View/search/Siri/spotlight finding what you want in system settings can be easier in spite of a lot of changes.
Hearing that scares me - I live and die by Reminders for work. Still holding out on Ventura, on Monterrey for my M1 MBP.
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Freeform will become the usual high hopes/low expectations abandonware that Apple specialises in once something shinier comes along.
I appear to be alone on the thread for FaceTime not being able to "find" the camera (2020 MBA AS) I went as far as erasing and restoring the Mac, and initially when opening FaceTime the camera responded; but when the prompt showed up to use other (iPhone) cameras, FaceTime...broke. can't find even the system camera. Any suggestions?
I would do a safe boot after you had the AS Mac off for a minute.
