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>or shift-minimize for ultra slow! I never knew that existed. What possible purpose could that serve save to show off some gimmick?
by redthrowaway 14y ago
>or shift-minimize for ultra slow!
I never knew that existed. What possible purpose could that serve save to show off some gimmick?
- primatology 14y agoIt exists for most directly-controllable animations. Show dashboard super slowly? Shift+12. Show desktop super slowly? Shift + F11. Show Mission Control super slowly? Shift + Mission Control Shortcut. :/
- redthrowaway 14y agoOddly enough, it doesn't work with F12 on Lion.
- primatology 14y agoOh, it works if you don't have "Show Dashboard as a space" checked.
- jpxxx 14y agoFor debugging of course.
- redthrowaway 14y ago#ifdef DEBUG...
- jpxxx 14y ago#ifdef SURPRISING_AND_DELIGHTFUL_AND_HARMLESS_AND_ADDS_NO_COGNITIVE_LOAD_TO_THE_USERS_EXPERIENCE_WHATSOEVER
- danieldk 14y agoI always thought that this was a feature for the OS X developers to 'debug' their transitions. You can do fun stuff with it though, e.g.: - Open a terminal, enter "killall Dock", don't press return yet. - Surf to HackerNews in your favorite webbrowser ;). - Hold shift and minimize the window. - Very quickly switch to the terminal and press return. Now your browser is stuck somewhere halfway the transition. The nice thing is that you can still use your web browser in its deformed state. You can fix your web browser by (really) minimizing and then maximizing it.