How is that nonsense? They were referencing a tool that’s used on macOS for resizing windows… I advise them they are better off using macOS.
You’re right, I was mostly assuming they were talking about the spirit of better window management rather than specific tools being important .
Huh? There’s gestures (4 finger swipe) to easily go between stages.
We‘ve discussed this before… you are accustomed to using App Exposé to manage windows as if you are using SplitView/SlideOver. But Stage Manager encourages you to learn to use the recent windows area… yet, you refuse to do so.
I don’t want to blindly switch between stages, I want to see my possible destination stages visually before selecting one. The recent windows area is not a way of quickly moving apps from my current stage to another stage, it is only a quick way of moving apps from “somewhere” to the current stage.
What I do now:
1. Open app expose from current group
2. Drag app from group to group
Stage manager:
1. Find my new stage by swiping back (better hope its one of the three most recent stages because the multitasking expose view is useless)
2. Hope that the most recent app is still in the list
3. Drag it from the list of recent apps to the new stage
The stage manager way is worse. It just is worse if a person (like me) likes to be able to see thinks laid out visually. I can learn it, I can use, just because it can be used doesn’t mean it is the best solution. My refusal to use it is because whenever I try I get frustrated by the inability to see things organized spatially, that is why I keep stage manager off most of the time, because it is more productive for me to be able to actually manage windows visually than to try and keep track of my most recent stages in my head (four finger swipe) or to try and make sure the window I need is going to show up in the most recent app list.