>it's still badly behaved because bringing a window to literally full screen blanks out my other monitors Really? That's not what it does for me. Right at this

>it's still badly behaved because bringing a window to literally full screen blanks out my other monitors Really? That's not what it does for me. Right at this very moment I have a full screen app running on my MacBook Pro screen and a desktop on my monitor. Do you have "Displays have separate Spaces" turned off in Mission Control preferences? I rather disbelieve in the idea that these things have "correct" semantics; only "what I am used to". At this point, I'm very used to the way macOS works and I find it considerably more pleasant than other windowing environments. Being able to full screen an app and then multi-swipe left or right between spaces or up for App Exposé is natural to me. I've no doubt I could unlearn this and learn something else though.