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Launchpad is not actually gone: it's now a sub-unit of Spotlight. I still have an M1 Macbook Pro with touch strip, and my Launchpad touch strip button still wo
by Telemakhos 1y ago
Launchpad is not actually gone: it's now a sub-unit of Spotlight.
I still have an M1 Macbook Pro with touch strip, and my Launchpad touch strip button still works, bringing up Spotlight but with a predicate that makes it search only ./Applications and ~/Applications.
- oneeyedpigeon 1y agoThat's not Launchpad; it's inferior in many ways.
- Telemakhos 1y agoCould you elaborate on the ways in which it is inferior? I haven't found any yet, and I'd like to get the most out of my Mac.
- gcanyon 1y agoI upgraded a couple days ago, and so far so good. It seems to work fine for my purposes at least. My assigned keyboard shortcut continues to work, even.