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I'd actually argue that Windows handles "not maximizing things" better than Mac from a usability perspective. Sure, the visual treatment of maximized windows f
by octorian 9y ago
I'd actually argue that Windows handles "not maximizing things" better than Mac from a usability perspective.
Sure, the visual treatment of maximized windows felt "more natural" on Windows, but the Mac's #$@&! global menu bar often made moving between multiple non-maximized apps more annoying (especially on a large display).
- Zardoz84 9y agoIndeed. I have global menu on KDE with a multimotor setup. Nearly enforces to use a "click to focus" policy, as if you have a "follow the mouse" focus policy, is pretty annoying. Doing weird mouse moventa to avoid the focus being stoked, isn't fun. Also, I enabled having the app menu on the windows border icon (you can have both options enabled). I find it very usable and I'm begin to use it more that the global menu bar.