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It may depend on what you're used to. Whenever I use Windows 10 I feel like I'm fighting a window manager which is constantly trying to eat up the whole screen,
by musicale 4y ago
It may depend on what you're used to. Whenever I use Windows 10 I feel like I'm fighting a window manager which is constantly trying to eat up the whole screen, even for simple things like settings. I don't get that feeling on macOS or any of the Linux desktop environments that I use.
- smoldesu 4y agoI think that's part of the appeal :) Windows has always had inelegant desktop metaphors, but it's straightforwardness makes it very easy to understand. It's slow, but it's also easier to understand than typing random things into Spotlight and hoping you get what you want. I don't like Windows by any stretch of the imagination, but it really does "just work" moreso than MacOS or Linux these days.
- nl 4y agoI do get that the fact you can't Cmd-Tab between windows of an app as well as apps is annoying.
- pulvinar 4y agoThere's always Cmd-` (backtick) to cycle through an app's windows. Easy with the key being just above the tab key.
- nl 4y agoYes, but on Windows the same shortcut (Alt-Tab I think?) does both and I'm pretty convinced that is better - especially with full screen apps (windows) on the Mac.