I don't understand why switching spaces frequently is the interaction to optimize. If you are switching frequently, you are using it wrong. I've seen people running just two apps, and using Spaces to switch between them, and it's painful to watch.
I stopped using Spaces after a while. I find Cmd+Tab to be quite good enough.
Most people are going to use more than two programs, first of all. Secondly, who cares if someone likes to use Spaces for two programs? I guess you're annoyed by the animation? Turn it off.
I've never really liked the aspect of the Mac philosophy that essentially amounts to "my way or the highway".
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I don't understand why switching spaces frequently is the interaction to optimize. If you are switching frequently, you are using it wrong. I've seen people running just two apps, and using Spaces to switch between them, and it's painful to watch.
I stopped using Spaces after a while. I find Cmd+Tab to be quite good enough.
Most people are going to use more than two programs, first of all. Secondly, who cares if someone likes to use Spaces for two programs? I guess you're annoyed by the animation? Turn it off.
I've never really liked the aspect of the Mac philosophy that essentially amounts to "my way or the highway".