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You can accomplish (mostly) the same thing with Spaces on Mac. Granted, I don't believe you can really script any of it. All manual, but it still works pretty w
by epicide 9y ago
You can accomplish (mostly) the same thing with Spaces on Mac. Granted, I don't believe you can really script any of it. All manual, but it still works pretty well for me.
Some days I still really miss dwm, but having Photoshop, Ableton, and several other things Just Work™ makes it worth it.
- syrrim 9y agoThe problem with spaces is that any time you cmd-tab between spaces, those spaces will be repositioned relative to each other to be adjacent. This also happens whenever a window opens a dialogue that forces you to switch to it. This means that you can't reliably keep spaces in a strict order.
- epicide 9y agoI have never seen either of those things happen. I even just tested the first one. Perhaps it's a setting or was the behavior in an older version of macOS?
- fiddlerwoaroof 9y agoYou can disable this behavior in System Preferences > Mission Control > Automatically rearrange Spaces based on most recent use
- dredmorbius 9y agoIf I alt-tab between apps, or open a new window in an app from a particular space, I'm warped to wherever OSX very wrongly thinks I ought to be. Motherfucking maddening as hell.