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How is the multiple spaces experience? This is my biggest fear. If this isn't very streamlined my productivity is going to go down. It is my biggest gripe with
by BenoitEssiambre 15y ago
How is the multiple spaces experience? This is my biggest fear. If this isn't very streamlined my productivity is going to go down.
It is my biggest gripe with OSX that the "Spaces" functionality requires multiple clicks with lengthy animations in between to navigate the spaces. I could setup keyboard shortcuts but, damn it, a one click panel or dock widget is what I am used to and what I like. This has been included in unix type IDEs since the early 1990s (except Apple who managed to break it) the lack of it is a deal breaker for me.
Do we get one in unity.
- rbanffy 15y agoMultiple desktops work as expected under Unity - you move between them and both heads follow. It's a very easy way to organize your stuff when you are a spatial thinker. This makes it natural to keep working contexts on separate spaces (editor + terminal, editor + browser, browser + terminal, email + IRC + IM) and easily switch between. On the Mac, I like the Lion way to deal with it, despite it being unidimensional. The only thing is that you'll need to get rid of the mouse and buy a trackpad (assuming you are on a desktop or with the notebook docked). I find it confusing when both heads move independently between their own spaces.