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I do a poor mans version of this all the time by keeping all files for a project in a folder. .url files for links, copies of emails, .sh scripts for terminals,
by maliker 9y ago
I do a poor mans version of this all the time by keeping all files for a project in a folder. .url files for links, copies of emails, .sh scripts for terminals, aliases to other folders and files, etc. But this looks like a more polished approach.
- giancarlostoro 9y agoI would love this if I knew how secure it was. Encryption would be handy for laptops. Though I'm aware macOS has some encryption, but that's before you log on I believe...
- oneeyedpigeon 9y agoI think this is a great idea; I was wondering what benefits Workspaces gives over this approach. Obviously, it's a bit more polished, but there are significant downsides: yet another app to install, what about its data format - is it open? From what I can tell, the `open` command doesn't accept any parameters relating to desktop/window placement. I wish it would, that could then be very powerful.
- maliker 9y agoI agree that window placement would be a killer feature. Organizing windows by location speeds things up a lot for me. There have been some neat 'ZUI' approaches to this. Like the Raskin app (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44u0OFWVt0s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44u0OFWVt0s).