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Xcode is much more manageable when you're using Spaces, and set up one desktop exclusively for Xcode, and an adjacent one for Interface Builder.
by jjs 17y ago
Xcode is much more manageable when you're using Spaces, and set up one desktop exclusively for Xcode, and an adjacent one for Interface Builder.
- gecko 17y agoI agree with you, but let's admit that what we're saying is that Xcode window management does, indeed, stink--so badly, in fact, that the only sane way to use it is by itself, in isolation, with no other app on the same desktop. I don't know any other application that I give its own space, but I sure do that for Xcode, just as I did for Project Builder before it. I had hoped that Apple would fix this problem for 10.6, but with the API freeze today, and no improvements to Xcode, I'm not raising my hopes.