What's the benefit of talking about this? This is the way it works on a Mac, and it isn't going to change. I understand, it
is different from Windows. This may be strange and alien to some people, but you simply have to re-train yourself for this slight difference. I can think of lots of much worse things in Windows:
- What is the benefit of having a menu bar waste space in every single window?
- What is the benefit of having a program completely quit just because you closed the last window? Now I have to wait for this crap to re-launch?
- What is the benefit of maximizing every pointless window to take up the entire screen?
- What exactly is the benefit of Flip 3D??? Is there one? Is it not exactly the same as Alt-Tab? Does it serve any purpose at all?
This is absolutely pathetic! I am a new mac book user, and I don't understand your mac book fans side.
THERE IS A MINIMIZE BUTTON FOR A REASON. If you want to reopen your program again, then you just minimize it instead of close it.
However if you are DONE with the program and you no longer want to use it, why should it sit in the background and hog memory and CPU cycles for no reason!!
I like my dock clean, and if I am not using an app I want it gone as well.
Since I use the mouse more than the keyboard I would appreciate closing an app with the RED "Close" button!!
As for the point of a menu bar, is if you use the mouse, then you have easy access to other options. Why do I have to move my mouse from one screen to another to click tools!
The point of maximizing every window, is that I would like to work in one specific window and don't need distractions from other apps. If I needed two windows simultaneously then (in windows) I would drag them to the side so that they take up exactly half of the window. And otherwise I can always resize them!
I am very lost on why this is backword and even more lost on why i dont HAVE THE OPTION to make the Red X close an app if I want it to. In windows many programs give you the option to allow the "X" to minimize the screen as well. Why not the opposite here?