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I wish Apple would fully commit to tiling. We now have a situation where you can make an app full screen, if it supports it. Or you can have two apps side-by-si
by oneeyedpigeon 11y ago
I wish Apple would fully commit to tiling. We now have a situation where you can make an app full screen, if it supports it. Or you can have two apps side-by-side, if both apps support that. You can't go 'almost' full-screen - as in 'full-screen, but leave me the menubar' without something like Spectacle. I'm not even sure if keyboard shortcuts are available for split-screen, or if you can split two windows from the same app. But some apps support that themselves, of course. Shouldn't screen/window/tab management be a solved problem by now, rather than a bunch of disconnected hacks that sometimes work, but are touted as revolutionary features in the marketing material?
- gcr 11y agoHm? The menu bar exists in fullscreen apps. Move your mouse to the top and it will appear.
- oneeyedpigeon 11y agoYes, but I'd rather have it showing permanently. It doesn't take up much space, but it does provide really useful information - date and time, at the very least!