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Apple introduced first-class multiple display support in 1987 with the Macintosh II.
by sjwright 13y ago
Apple introduced first-class multiple display support in 1987 with the Macintosh II.
- adamnemecek 13y agoSo what you are saying is that Mavericks will have multiple multiple screen supports?
- DiabloD3 13y agoEssentially it does: they fixed how virtual desktops interact with the multi-monitor environment into a way that people will find useful.
- adamnemecek 13y agoIt was a joke. But srsly, it's still broken.
- masklinn 13y agoCould you just once expand on why you think it's still broken for those of us who have not tried Mavericks and hope this will finally fix the clusterfucked combination of fullscreen and multiple displays of Lion and Mountain Lion?
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- taude 13y agoYes, I'm hopeful multi-monitors will work as well as Windows 7 now without me having to use third-party window managers and such.