Personally I’m desperate for anything that would let the digital creative process escape the confines of the screen and engage my body more. It has become increasingly painful to sit in front of a screen for yet another repetitive, static round of manipulating those purely digital structures through the extremely limited affordances of keyboard and cursor control.
I’ve tried the UI options that are available today for a reasonable price: stylus and touchscreen like the MS Surface, VR like the Oculus Quest. Neither solves much for me, perhaps because of lack of applications.
If Dynamicland could end up producing something that makes my private work experience tangibly better, I’d be happy to accept that the trade-off is that collaboration becomes more difficult. (I don’t do realtime collaboration today anyway, even though it’s theoretically possible.)
I’ve tried the UI options that are available today for a reasonable price: stylus and touchscreen like the MS Surface, VR like the Oculus Quest. Neither solves much for me, perhaps because of lack of applications.
If Dynamicland could end up producing something that makes my private work experience tangibly better, I’d be happy to accept that the trade-off is that collaboration becomes more difficult. (I don’t do realtime collaboration today anyway, even though it’s theoretically possible.)