I think the major pain point is virtualization and/or the need to run Windows. This is my case, so instead of pay full for 16" Macbook Pro, I get a M1 Air and coupled with a small mini-desktop (https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/desktops-and-all-in-ones/thinkc...) that I could access remotely (more cheap for me in the long run that have a cloud instance) I think is a good partial solution.
Side question, is there a better remote desktop/spice client than Microsoft Remote Desktop via the app store? I've found it's performance lagging compared to MS RDP client, or Remmina on Linux?
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I think the major pain point is virtualization and/or the need to run Windows. This is my case, so instead of pay full for 16" Macbook Pro, I get a M1 Air and coupled with a small mini-desktop (https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/desktops-and-all-in-ones/thinkc...) that I could access remotely (more cheap for me in the long run that have a cloud instance) I think is a good partial solution.
Side question, is there a better remote desktop/spice client than Microsoft Remote Desktop via the app store? I've found it's performance lagging compared to MS RDP client, or Remmina on Linux?
Idk most people don't buy a mac if they need a windows... Virtualization has been announced but there's no timeline