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I am not against new. I'm almost embarrassingly simple to get enthusiastic about new tech. The things I mention however are things I have found to be actual pr
by reitanqild 10y ago
I am not against new. I'm almost embarrassingly simple to get enthusiastic about new tech.
The things I mention however are things I have found to be actual problems in my workflow.
They obviously work well for others and I respect that. I hope others can respect my observation that with Mac/Unity alt-tab more keystrokes or waiting might be necessary.
It is also an objective observation that with Mac style shared menu on top of the screen in a dual monitor setup you will sometimes have to move the pointer across two screens to reach the menu, then back again to continie working.
- braveo 10y agoTo this day I still get frustrated on Windows because they broke Alt+Tab. Used to Alt+tab would simply cycle through in order of most recently used. Now they've got some functionality where shit can inject itself into that list so alt+tab and then alt+tab back and then alt+tab back to bounce between two different programs doesn't work consistently anymore. I'm sure I just don't understand the use case for the new behavior, but it drives me bonkers. I also hate, and I mean HAAAAAAATE when text editors autocomplete matching brackets, single/double quotes, etc. It completely fucks with my flow. so maybe I'm just an old control freak.