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Have you tried 'Reduce motion' setting from the Accessibility preferences along with these: https://www.chriswrites.com/boost-your-macs-performance-by-disabling
by bartekrutkowski 5y ago
Have you tried 'Reduce motion' setting from the Accessibility preferences along with these: https://www.chriswrites.com/boost-your-macs-performance-by-disabling-unnecessary-animations/ https://www.chriswrites.com/boost-your-macs-performance-by-d... ?
- Sholmesy 5y agoIt reduces motion, but it does not remove that transition. It is infuriating, as someone who is use to the instant switching of i3, I can't believe that it's not possible in MacOS. My work arounds are to not use the native fullscreen for anything, and just do my best to remove window-titles/decorations from every app i use and then make them "fake full screen"
- eloisius 5y agoYou’re not alone. Using i3 allows me to work on muscle memory without going through an observe-interpret-respond loop with every move. It really is a shame that animated transitions in macOS are non-optional. Who decided that transitions help users? It’s like tacky jQuery fade and swipe transitions on everything.