Dorico macOS Tahoe app category

[Jsbl78]

I finally upgraded to macOS Tahoe.

Seems like launchpad has been replaced by spotlight app search. This is something I’m not very pleased with - I previously had all Steinberg apps nicely organized in a launchpad folder.

What’s more surprising I found Dorico being sorted into Entertainment category. What’s the logic? Creativity or Productivity would be a more fitting category.

Since the app category is being decided by the developer, I am not able to move an app to another category. I’m just going to keep entertaining myself with some score writing.

[Paolo_T]

Welcome to the modern times. With creative work now delegated to AI, AI recognizes any creative effort by humans as a mere amusement activity.

Paolo

[judddanby]

@Jsbl78

Seems like launchpad has been replaced by spotlight app search. This is something I’m not very pleased with - I previously had all Steinberg apps nicely organized in a launchpad folder.

You may already have noticed that if you type steinberg into Spotlight’s search bar you’ll see a list of apps.

@Jsbl78

What’s more surprising I found Dorico being sorted into Entertainment category. What’s the logic? Creativity or Productivity would be a more fitting category.

On my Mac it’s categorized as Music. I imagine this behavior is entirely Tahoe-based (as opposed to Dorico/Steinberg), but I’m not sure why our two machines would handle it differently. Hmm…