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When I switched to Macs, I abandoned the concept of toggling maximization state altogether. Each window gets a workspace, and four fingers in a direction takes
by thetabyte 14y ago
When I switched to Macs, I abandoned the concept of toggling maximization state altogether. Each window gets a workspace, and four fingers in a direction takes me back and forth, or shows me all windows. No toggling, no alt-tabbing, etc. I find this excessively more convenient, but as usual, YMMV.
P.S. I do agree the + button has absolutely inane behavior. I just like the workspace method more than I ever liked toggling maximization state, moving windows, and alt-tabbing.
- bane 14y agoI kind of feel like this is where OS X is almost at a moment of brilliance, but hasn't quite reach there yet (and is hampered a bit by legacy considerations)...on just a single screen, full-screen mode works almost exactly like you describe and is a joy to use.
- mark_l_watson 14y agoThanks for mentioning that! I just tried setting up a work environment with 3 virtual screens. and the 4 finger swipe for switching really is nice.
- neovive 14y agoI installed TotalSpaces and it really enhances the workspace experience. Very nice tool and workflow enhancement.