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That's been the case for the last few releases. When Lion came out, a lot of major apps dropped support for Snow Leopard within a year. I stuck around on SL for
by epmatsw 13y ago
That's been the case for the last few releases. When Lion came out, a lot of major apps dropped support for Snow Leopard within a year. I stuck around on SL for a while because I preferred (and still prefer) the way that it handled Spaces, but I eventually didn't feel like I could keep missing out on updates just for that.
- avn2109 13y agoSeriously. Mission control was a major productivity drop down from spaces.
- epmatsw 13y agoYep. I was pretty dumbfounded by how much less functional it was in Lion. I basically went from using Spaces constantly to probably not having used it in the past 2 years. I ended up completely replacing it with a bunch of keyboard and gesture shortcuts in BetterTouchTool.
- FreezerburnV 13y agoI discovered http://totalspaces.binaryage.com http://totalspaces.binaryage.com recently. I haven't tried it yet because I didn't want to buy it when Mavericks was so close, but it certainly looks like it brings back the original Spaces functionally. And now it's compatible with Mavericks, so I'm gonna be grabbing the trial when I get it installed. Hopefully it'll help you get your original productivity back. (and mine as well) (and here's hoping that the download doesn't take TOO long. almost 2 days estimated right now :( )
- epmatsw 13y agoWow, that actually looks pretty impressive. Might have to give it a go.