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The first thing that came to mind was figma (or sketch). You get an infinite 2d plane and you can put any number of windows (artboards in sketch) and then on t
by swlkr 6y ago
The first thing that came to mind was figma (or sketch).
You get an infinite 2d plane and you can put any number of windows (artboards in sketch) and then on the left you can click them to find them when you’re zoomed out or in.
This is actually a much better experience than the modern desktop having to alt tab or expose or something
- gilgoomesh 6y agoIs it really better? If your windows are visible when scaled down then it's just a mess. Figma works okay because you're usually arranged in user flows so if nothing else, you can see the flow structure. For reports, school assignments, code, receipts... things without any higher level structure, it's searching for a needle in a haystack. You'd be better off with a list sorted by date.