5 ms·
The specific problem I have is you used to be able to have a window float between virtual desktops, but that recently went away. FWIW, I spent most of my time
by retrocryptid 3y ago
The specific problem I have is you used to be able to have a window float between virtual desktops, but that recently went away. FWIW, I spent most of my time on a real OS ssh'd into my mac. Assuming networking started on the Mac when I last rebooted it. Why do people put up with macOS?
- Zetice 3y agoThis sounds like a problem you encountered in like 2006 and have harbored it ever since.
- retrocryptid 3y agoI encountered this problem this morning. Which is why the hurt is so fresh. If you haven't encountered it since 2006, then count yourself as lucky. (Actually, 10.4 and 10.5 on PPC hardware seemed to work well for me. I don't remember ever having to manually adjust settings/preferences to make my wacom tablet work. And that was at a time when Windows was kind of a **-show. If only we could get back to the consistency of 10.3.)
- Zetice 3y agoI've been using macs for a few decades now and have not in any meaningful sense encountered an issue around networking failing to start on startup.
- retrocryptid 3y agoGood for you. If you were the only macOS user, we could say macOS doesn't have this problem. But there are other macOS users who do have this problem, so we can't.
- Zetice 3y ago> But there are other macOS users who do have this problem, Are there?
- postmodest 3y agoThis is what I use multiple monitors for. I used to "have" your problem, but the multiple monitor solution fixed it. Or using an iPad.
- retrocryptid 3y agoI'm not buying an iPad to paste over problems with Apple's flagship operating system. Also. I do not want to use multiple monitors. There's a fundamental disconnect here. I my world, the user gets to define what they want and the computer responds to those needs.