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Am I the only person left who still uses Expose? I feel like Apple is going to kill it off, they already rolled it into "Mission Control" and removed all the ke

Am I the only person left who still uses Expose? I feel like Apple is going to kill it off, they already rolled it into "Mission Control" and removed all the keybindings.

jen20 5y ago
I use it constantly, but usually via the trackpad. I hadn’t actually noticed any key binding changes!
- trymas 5y ago
  I concur to whole this thread. Have no need for tiling VM especially on macOS. With trackpad gestures I can manage all windows quickly and conveniently (and to be fair I did not know about keyboard shortcuts). Though I use spectacle.app for those rare occasions when I want to snap a window to the left or right.
schmorptron 5y ago
Funny, because that feature seems to be what inspired the entire Gnome 3+ desktop, and it's now wonderfully polished there.
tokamak-teapot 5y ago
I use it and love it. I use three finger swipe up and hadn't ever looked for a keyboard shortcut. It seems to be set to ctrl-uparrow in the 'Mission Control' settings page. Or am I confused about terminology here?
- tcoff91 5y ago
  There’s mission control which shows all the windows of every app and then there’s expose which shows all the windows of the current app.
whalesalad 5y ago
I really dislike the full screen on macOS. I wish the little green balls would maximize, not full-screen. Even on modern hardware, the transition between spaces is a waste of time and resources. I much prefer immediately switching to an open application.
GekkePrutser 5y ago
Is it still there? I thought they had already killed it. How do you open it? I'm not on Mac but I missed the real expose too. Mission control is too cluttery for me. And I really really missed the desktops in a grid. In a line does not work for me, I just have too many and I want them to have fixed places, not to jump order when I maximise something.

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Am I the only person left who still uses Expose? I feel like Apple is going to kill it off, they already rolled it into "Mission Control" and removed all the ke

by selectodude 5y ago

Am I the only person left who still uses Expose? I feel like Apple is going to kill it off, they already rolled it into "Mission Control" and removed all the keybindings.

jen20 5y ago
I use it constantly, but usually via the trackpad. I hadn’t actually noticed any key binding changes!
- trymas 5y ago
  I concur to whole this thread. Have no need for tiling VM especially on macOS. With trackpad gestures I can manage all windows quickly and conveniently (and to be fair I did not know about keyboard shortcuts). Though I use spectacle.app for those rare occasions when I want to snap a window to the left or right.
schmorptron 5y ago
Funny, because that feature seems to be what inspired the entire Gnome 3+ desktop, and it's now wonderfully polished there.
tokamak-teapot 5y ago
I use it and love it. I use three finger swipe up and hadn't ever looked for a keyboard shortcut. It seems to be set to ctrl-uparrow in the 'Mission Control' settings page. Or am I confused about terminology here?
- tcoff91 5y ago
  There’s mission control which shows all the windows of every app and then there’s expose which shows all the windows of the current app.
whalesalad 5y ago
I really dislike the full screen on macOS. I wish the little green balls would maximize, not full-screen. Even on modern hardware, the transition between spaces is a waste of time and resources. I much prefer immediately switching to an open application.
GekkePrutser 5y ago
Is it still there? I thought they had already killed it. How do you open it? I'm not on Mac but I missed the real expose too. Mission control is too cluttery for me. And I really really missed the desktops in a grid. In a line does not work for me, I just have too many and I want them to have fixed places, not to jump order when I maximise something.