Yes indeed, another thing I really like about KDE. macOS used to have the grid view (with virtual desktops in a grid), along with Expose, basically like KDE ha

Yes indeed, another thing I really like about KDE. macOS used to have the grid view (with virtual desktops in a grid), along with Expose, basically like KDE has it now. But at some point (a long time ago) they decided I shouldn't want a grid view anymore, reduced virtual desktops to a horizontal line only and combined it with Expose, and called the whole thing "mission control". Since then my use of it reduced dramatically because it didn't fit my workflow anymore. It was one of the many things they broke over time which built up and eventually caused me to leave macOS. KDE still gives you choices. Apple will just take away what you've been using and often gives something worse back in return. For one, the grid view is really great if you're monitoring multiple things. I have 9 virtual desktops and I often use it to "zoom out" so I can see multiple screens at once. This is especially useful because I run my 4K screen at 200% scaling so even zoomed out it's still fairly readable (about 60% of normal pixels)