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I agree, but howerver spaces is the one exception, it's totally useless compared to a really working virtual desktop like gnome, kde, or even better wmii. I cou

I agree, but howerver spaces is the one exception, it's totally useless compared to a really working virtual desktop like gnome, kde, or even better wmii. I could never get over the fact that spaces magically throws you around between desktops when klicking on program icons, and is totally opinionated on on which spaces to start program windows.

unalone 18y ago
It uses a different philosophy than the other space managers. It's all about trying to emulate physical space. I like that a lot: I don't use enough windows in a day for it to be necessary, but that's the philosophical concept that makes the most sense to me.