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Mac has always had horrible window management. Made worse because applications and windows are a separate concept. Used to seem clever but in the world of mul
by dham 7mo ago
Mac has always had horrible window management. Made worse because applications and windows are a separate concept. Used to seem clever but in the world of multiple workspaces it's a terrible decision. Now it's even worse trying to manage multiple llms and projects.
- firen777 7mo ago> because applications and windows are a separate concept Is this the reason why "closed" applications still show up in cmd+tab?
- asdff 7mo agoYeah the application is still loaded in ram.
- dham 7mo agoYes, but it's much worse than that because it makes multiple workspaces essentially unusable. Try them on Windows or any Linux desktop. When a window is also an application it makes handling them much more seemless. Not to mention the animation on Macos (slide or fade) takes multiple seconds, then when it completes it takes 500ms to actually focus. That's if it actually focuses to the right window when switching, which is currently a bug. Been there for years.
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- duped 7mo agoThere's a generation of developers who seem to have forgotten an application can open multiple windows