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This is by far my favourite window manager for OSX - one of my favourite uses for it is 'layouts'. I define a layout for different 'modes' of a typical workday
by tom_usher 14y ago
This is by far my favourite window manager for OSX - one of my favourite uses for it is 'layouts'. I define a layout for different 'modes' of a typical workday and switch between them with keyboard shortcuts:
- WebDev, push Chrome to the left, iTerm to the right
- Dev - fullscreen iTerm, and inversely, Web - fullscreen Chrome.
- Support - Mail on one side, browser on another
One thing I wish it had was Spaces support; so I could set up a layout across multiple spaces.
Another great feature is 'default' - I switch between a standing desk setup and my laptop (seated) a couple of times during the day by enabling/disabling my second monitor. Slate is set up to rearrange my windows how I like them for both setups automatically when a change of monitors is detected.
- 8ig8 14y agoI haven't used Slate, but I agree that spaces support might be a useful feature. I've been experimenting with spaces for when I'm not attached to an external display.