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FWIW, Mountain Lion will fix this and comes out in about a week. It doesn't fix the fact that you're left with one (or more) useless displays in full screen mo
by johnthedebs 14y ago
FWIW, Mountain Lion will fix this and comes out in about a week.
It doesn't fix the fact that you're left with one (or more) useless displays in full screen mode, but it does let you choose which display to do the full screening on.
- elliottcarlson 14y agoUnless I have missed an article stating otherwise, there is a lot of noise about it not being fixed in Mountain Lion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4235432 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4235432
- johnthedebs 14y agoThe problem that remains in Mountain Lion is that you can only use 1 display at a time when in full-screen mode. It's better than Lion in that you will be able to choose which of your displays is used to go into full-screen mode, rather than always just using the 'main' display. Disclaimer: I haven't actually tested in Mountain Lion, but this is the only consistent explanation I've been able to gather from careful reading of people's complaints and Apple's description of the feature change.