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Thanks for sharing. Does not look like it's anywhere near production quality, but maybe it works just for transitioning between workspaces. Seems there would b
by inDigiNeous 5y ago
Thanks for sharing. Does not look like it's anywhere near production quality, but maybe it works just for transitioning between workspaces.
Seems there would be demand for such software based on the comments. For me at least TotalSpaces 2 has really changed how I use macOS, hopefully they will get it working on M1 & Monterey.
- wlonkly 5y agoI'm using it daily, and while it does crash occasionally (but recovers fine after restart), all the features in TotalSpaces 2 seem to be there (including instant transitions and the overview). As a plus, it doesn't require SIP to be disabled anymore. I have a feeling the problem of making it work was a bigger one than they expected, version 3 has been in the pipeline for a LONG time.