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Window management is still my number one complaint with macOS. Windows has only gotten better with it since Windows 7 introduced Aero Snap, and on Linux I can d
by sylens 5y ago
Window management is still my number one complaint with macOS. Windows has only gotten better with it since Windows 7 introduced Aero Snap, and on Linux I can do whatever my heart desires, including using a proper tiling environment.
- deergomoo 5y agoIronically, if you’re looking to snap two windows side-by-side (which I expect accounts for the majority of cases), iPadOS with a keyboard is actually more capable for that specific use case than macOS. I expect the same shortcut will make its way into the next Mac release, I just hope they don’t gimp it by tying it to full-screen mode.
- danaris 5y agoEr...macOS has had the ability to put two windows side-by-side in full-screen mode for a few years now. Press and hold on the green "zoom" button and you'll get side-by-side options. It does not, and likely will never, have options for gluing two windows together and treating them as one in non-fullscreen mode. That seems like a fairly niche desire to me.
- deergomoo 5y agoI don’t think there’s a keyboard shortcut for it though is there?
- danaris 5y agoOh—no, I don't believe there is. Sorry, I missed that you were specifically referring to a keyboard shortcut for that (since I very rarely use an iPad with an external keyboard).
- sylens 5y agoYeah and the author was talking about how inflexible their side-by-side approach was - moves them to a new desktop and puts them into full screen