[username3]

iPad Air 2 users beware. An iPadOS update made my iPad 1 useless and crash all the time.

[mistersquid]

> An iPadOS update made my iPad 1 useless and crash all the time.

Do you mean mean an iOS update? iPadOS was not released until today, 24 Sep 2019.

[diffeomorphism]

That is a distinction without a difference.

"iPadOS (then still called iOS) update".

[mistersquid]

Differences among operating systems as identified by name and version are very important.

My original specification was a small, but my response to you makes a larger point.

iPadOS did not (publicly) exist prior to yesterday. Before its release, iPadOS was definitively not “then still called iOS”. Up until its release, iPadOS did not exist (publicly).

EDIT: add preposition to first sentence.

[diffeomorphism]

> Differences among operating systems as identified by name and version are very important.

Version sometimes, names no. iPadOS=iOS 13 for iPad.

Or are you going to tell me that Windows 10 is much better than windows 8 because it is called windows 10 and not windows 9?

[mistersquid]

Your last comment is confusing given we're discussing, specifically, iOS and iPadOS, not Windows. Further, I have no idea what any of this has to do with "better". I was very specifically focused on OS differences as identified by names and version numbers.

To be clear, iPadOS is not the same as "iOS 13 for iPad", whatever that might mean. iPadOS comes chronologically after iOS 12 but that's about it.

iPadOS has distinct code, features, and APIs not available on iOS. Period.

Saying iPadOS is "iOS 13 for iPad" makes no sense except in the most superficial sense that it comes chronologically after iOS 12.

EDIT: scare quote iOS 13 for iPad.

[jonny_eh]

I've been using the 13.1 beta on my iPad Air 2 for a couple days and it has been fine.