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Though the iPad Pro and Mac Book Air may have the same chips, they use a distinctly different operating system. There are similarities, but there are very big differences too. Some of the important "frameworks" that Cura uses are not available on iPad OS.
It is not very likely that Ultimaker Cura is going to be available on iPad OS any time soon.
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Though the iPad Pro and Mac Book Air may have the same chips, they use a distinctly different operating system. There are similarities, but there are very big differences too. Some of the important "frameworks" that Cura uses are not available on iPad OS.
It is not very likely that Ultimaker Cura is going to be available on iPad OS any time soon.
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