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Whilst macOS is pretty polished for many thing it still has some pretty big usability issues itself particularly with regard to keyboard shortcuts. Case in poi
by Lio 8y ago
Whilst macOS is pretty polished for many thing it still has some pretty big usability issues itself particularly with regard to keyboard shortcuts.
Case in point Split View; it doesn't have _any_ keyboard short cuts. In Gnome 3 you can snap a window to either side with Super-Left or Super-right. Shift-Super-<arrow> will move it to another monitor.
You can't do anything like that on macOS without installing third party software like Better Touch Tool (which you have to pay for).
- jen20 8y agoWhilst you do need third party software for this, it is not the case that one need pay for it. Spectacle [1] is free of charge. I have personally used it for years. [1]: https://www.spectacleapp.com/ https://www.spectacleapp.com/
- Lio 8y agoThank you, I'll definitely give that a good look. I still don't get why Apple didn't even consider keyboard based users whilst developing Split View. It's like the silly full screen animation you have to wait for every time or having to use the mouse to get a spelling suggestion because there's no keyboard shortcut for that either.
- lucasverra 8y agouser here for +3y. Great app (i never touch the full native full screen mode with that app)