FYI there is no set 24 hours between Apple releasing dev release and then seeding it to PB testers. Usually if there aren't problems it goes to PB testers 1 to 3 working days later. That 1 to 3 day period is capture feedback about issues serious enough to warrant it not be released to PB testers which occasionally happens. Sometimes things get overlooked and discovered when seeded to an increased number of PB testers. Stuff happens.
Actually. I absolutely love the feature and it helps me navigate through my windows faster, than the old system that was too cumbersome. I think it definitely is more intuitive than the standard system, which often created confusion with the multiple windows. Each to his own, but don't say they shouldn't ship it, as many other love it, just don't use it.
Just for fun, let's pretend you're right. Please elaborate what would be the "standard system" and how it is SM "faster". Thank you.
Ignoring stage manager, on a M1 24” iMac, the launch and shut down of 13.1 beta 1 after being used since early Tuesday, seems quicker. So if you looking at speed that opened application windows appear within SM, likely similar.
Wow man. You seem really worked up about this. Again, nobody is forcing you to use it.
Really? wow man. Doesn't make it any more useful, but appreciate the arguments contribution.
Not even Message updates? Undo send, edit, and unread messages? I upgraded to Ventura basically just for the Message update alone.
Nah. Don’t use iMessage. I have it disabled in fact. I use Signal exclusively.
One of the more obvious things about Ventura system settings is forgetting that you can use the pull down menu under view to see a alphabetical list view in Mac System Settings rather then look for things nestled in the groupings of the system settings window. Image courtesy 9to5 Mac. So Apple did make it easier to go to specific settings if you're aware of this.
That link has this paragraph
I've previous commented "Apple can finally explore how to change/enhance system settings with each beta."