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> They also slow things down. This can be unacceptable for power users, who just want to "get things done". As a practical example, I can't use Apple's "spaces"

> They also slow things down. This can be unacceptable for power users, who just want to "get things done". As a practical example, I can't use Apple's "spaces", because they force me to sit through an animated transition when switching between screens/workspaces/whatever. It's fun the first time, but gets really old after a hundred or so. That's how I feel about MacOS virtual desktops. You used to be able to configure it so that there was no animation, but they removed that options a while back.

neon_electro 4y ago
I believe you may have missed the broader "Reduce motion" accessibility feature that is still in macOS as of v13 Ventura: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/reduce-screen-motion-mchlc03f57a1/mac https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/reduce-screen-motio... Or have you already found this option doesn't help you with your specific issue?
- nordsieck 4y ago
  > Or have you already found this option doesn't help you with your specific issue? Just tried it. It exchanges a "slide" animation with a "fade" animation. But it still takes ~1/8 of a second.
- jwr 4y ago
  This option does not remove the animation.