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I’ve tried a lot of tiling window managers & Spaces replacements and it’s hard to take over that central piece of the OS reliably. There’s always at least one o
by toddmorey 2y ago
I’ve tried a lot of tiling window managers & Spaces replacements and it’s hard to take over that central piece of the OS reliably. There’s always at least one of my critical apps that freaks out.
What I want more than anything is just a terminal flag to turn off the dumb animations on the built-in Spaces.
- wojciech-kulik 2y agoYep, tiling window managers usually cause a lot of glitches and you spend more time on fighting with glitches than gaining time using the app. That's why I built FlashSpace with no tiling and annoying taking control over your computer :).
- wojciech-kulik 2y agoAnd the terminal flag is not going to happen. Apple doesn't care ;).
- CharlesW 2y ago> What I want more than anything is just a terminal flag to turn off the dumb animations on the built-in Spaces. You can turn on "Reduce Motion" to change it from a slide to a fast cross-fade.
- anon7000 2y agoI ultimately stopped because the trade off is not being able to see web animations (or most any animations in the OS) most of the time, which isn’t ideal as a web developer.
- lelandfe 2y agoLooks like there's a Chrome command line flag to override it: `--force-prefers-no-reduced-motion`
- nicce 2y ago> You can turn on "Reduce Motion" to change it from a slide to a fast cross-fade. That is just an illusion. Time is the same. Instead, you need to add abstraction on top of CMD + Left/Right keybinds to get fast movement between spaces, for example.
- Crowberry 2y agoAnd a hotkey to go directly to the space. Only seem to work for spaces now and not fullscreen apps, which I make heavy use of
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