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Well on my main computer I am running a 34" screen with 3440x1440 in resolution. But when on a MacBook you really want to be able to maximize the window. Also,
by staticelf 10y ago
Well on my main computer I am running a 34" screen with 3440x1440 in resolution. But when on a MacBook you really want to be able to maximize the window. Also, on my large screen, with Windows, I can drag any window to the side and have it maximize the space that is left which is just perfect.
- bluejekyll 10y agoHave you tried the split screen with two full screen apps? I do this all the time now with an editor and terminal next to each other. In fact I pretty much use full screen apps and spaces all the time now, reminiscent of my UNIX setup with fvwm.
- staticelf 10y agoYes I do that all the time on Windows, it's a lot harder on a macOS though.
- yoz-y 10y agoI agree with the parent. However I do use better snap tool to be able to maximize any window (double click on the title bar) and have left-right half expansion (like windows) when moving window to the side.