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For the typical consumer, it makes a lot of sense. But like you, I feel left out of the OSX for "power users". I use it all day, every day. I know what sequen
by drewjoh 15y ago
For the typical consumer, it makes a lot of sense.
But like you, I feel left out of the OSX for "power users". I use it all day, every day. I know what sequence of keys I need to use and so I want to do it quickly. This has become a problem for me in Lion.
If anyone was a serious Spaces user; the new Mission Control/Spaces replacement changed just enough to be really annoying and hurt 'productivity'. The "delay" in moving to the next space is horrible; and while you're changing, you can't do any other commands with the keyboard. You must wait until the space is moved and loaded. Not to mention there's no wrap around for spaces anymore (going from #1 to #8 now requires 7 clicks or swipes whereas it used to require 1. (I use mouse buttons for spaces; or if you use a trackpad).
As someone who knows their way around OS X; Lion really hurt me in terms of getting around the OS quickly/easily.