I'm pretty much sold on going this MacBook Pro based on the photo leaks. the only thing I would like is space gray or matte black color. if silver is my only color choice still getting it but hope for other color preferences.
The butterfly keyboard is perfectly fine. People just need to get used to softer typing. I'm pretty sure you can actually type faster on the butterfly keyboard once you get used to it. The keys are bigger and there's more stability.
anybody know?Has an event/announcement ever had orders or pre orders go up right after the event ended?
What programmers do you know that use the top row of keys to program.... they are the keys for volume, expose, screen brightness. We use the numerical keys a lot but most programmers would have a lot more use for contextual stuff than the current keys we use almost never.
This thread is depressing. For the most part people are so negative about anything that is leaked. The leaked photo looks cracking. TouchID on the mac will be useful and the function row is going to be as good or better than what's there at the moment.
If Apple was to allow access to the API for the OLED bar could developers make modifications for example being able to lock the bar to f keys
Long-time lurker. I made an account just to reply to you specifically. I am a 3D visual effects artist working on feature films (Dr. Strange and **** like that). I use very complex software (Mari, Maya, Nuke, Katana). I also write Python.
With that said, I run all these apps like I do a video game and I'm not the only one. I have hotkeys that I use hundreds of thousands of times a day mapped to function keys, including modifiers. You are not going to be able to rest your fingers on this bar with muscle memory. This OLED bar is designed for casual users only. It's a gimmick.
Unless we have build options w/o the strip I will never purchase another MBP.
I can't tell from the pictures if the FN key is still on the keyboard but if it is, I'd imagine the OLED bar works like this:
- By Default: The OLED bar displays functions specific to the app your using.
- Press FN button once: The OLED bar changes to the usual brightness, volume, play, pause, etc. controls.
- Press FN button again: The OLED bar changes to F1-F12 buttons
I guess we'll know for sure pretty soon.
It's not fake, guys. The images were embedded in the latest Sierra update. So Apple made a fake image of the new laptop to fool people? Even though it matches all the rumors so far and the leaked chassis?
Denial is really not just a river in Africa
That's what it's going to look like, you're going to pay $3000 for it, and you're going to love it. End of story.
Long-time lurker. I made an account just to reply to you specifically. I am a 3D visual effects artist working on feature films (Dr. Strange and **** like that). I use very complex software (Mari, Maya, Nuke, Katana). I also write Python.
With that said, I run all these apps like I do a video game and I'm not the only one. I have hotkeys that I use hundreds of thousands of times a day mapped to function keys, including modifiers. You are not going to be able to rest your fingers on this bar with muscle memory. This OLED bar is designed for casual users only. It's a gimmick.
Unless we have build options w/o the strip I will never purchase another MBP.
I see you liking/unliking my post. You indecisive bruh!![]()
Donald J Trump, is that you?That's what it's going to look like, you're going to pay $3000 for it, and you're going to love it. End of story.
I always thought 3D artists did textures only. Is a VFX specialist a 3D artist too or just a VFX specialist? You creatives and your titles. It's rather adorable.
Interesting. Thank you for the clarification. I haven't watch Star Wars since the first and second films, but I do understand your explanation.Haha gotta love titles. What your thinking of is a Texture Artist. They make the textures that the 3D Artist puts on the models. A 3D Artist is one who uses a 3D program like Maya to model objects, scenes, characters, etc. Think of it like a digital sculpture. A VFX Artist is someone who creates special effects for movies, tv and games. There's some crossover here and there.
A real world example would be a Tie Fighter from Star Wars. The tie fighter model would be made by the 3D Artist. The texture Artist would create the color scheme and any scratches or other details on the surface. The VFX Artist would create all of the lasers and explosions.
Guys remember the MacAuthority.org article saying that Matte Black is coming to the MacBook Pro, I think those pictures are all fake because the picture of the leaked (from 10.12.1 Sierra) MacBook Pro with the square touch i.d. space, they don't show that square in that picture on MacAuthority.org
I hated the butterfly keyboard at first but got over it in about two minutes. If it's even in the new MBP meh, whatever.
If that's the biggest gripe you've got in this world then you lead a charmed life (myself included).
I think most authors such as yourself would complain of the non-existent tactileness.I type thousands and thousands of words per day. If the keyboard sucks, then that would be very bad for me.
Everything is relative. I type thousands and thousands of words per day. If the keyboard sucks, then that would be very bad for me. It's not like "oh well the MBP is 10 inches and costs $20k but that's alright because I have a roof over my head." You have to compare the laptop features to the laptop, not your overall life or something.