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On macOS you can easily tile pairs of apps on a single virtual screen and switch between virtual screens with a gesture. But you always know you're on a particu
by unfocussed_mike 5y ago
On macOS you can easily tile pairs of apps on a single virtual screen and switch between virtual screens with a gesture. But you always know you're on a particular screen; it's all or nothing.
Arbitrary scroll left and right with arbitrary window widths is going to be tiresome, and good luck keeping up with what the window manager in that demo is doing when you're tired.
Scrolling automatically to the window that has focus? Narp. Applications that are half off the screen? Why? It's just extra cognitive load.
It's not good.
- jeremydw 5y agoPersonally I'd like it a lot. I think applications half of the screen can make sense. It'd be great to use to place things off screen that I may not need to use actively like Chrome devtools. Accessibility is an issue though. If i could three finger scroll context horizontally that would be nice.
- unfocussed_mike 5y agoBut isn't having things positioned half-off the screen one of the traditional overlapping-window manager patterns that tiling window managers are meant to avoid?