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ultraspiracle

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Sep 21, 2012
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This baby has come a long way since the first beta. And an exponential leap from 10.8.X. Smooth, efficient, shuts down almost instantly, boots really quick. The multiple display adaptation bothers me a little though and needs some refinement. You can't drag an app window to the edge of the screen and have it shift to the next adjacent desktop with multiple monitors. I'm pretty sure this is permanent. Maybe it would be too confusing? Anyone else bugged by this?

Otherwise, except for a few other small glitches, Mav's is looking solid.
 

Krazy Bill

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Dec 21, 2011
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This baby has come a long way since the first beta.
Give it more than a day. :D There's still lots to be fixed.

The multiple display adaptation bothers me a little though and needs some refinement. You can't drag an app window to the edge of the screen and have it shift to the next adjacent desktop with multiple monitors.
Sure you can. Make sure this is unchecked:

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ultraspiracle

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Sep 21, 2012
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KB- Your point being that option just reverts to pre-10.9 spaces behavior, correct ?

The independent scrolling of multiple displays is nice in Mav's - but so was taking an app window and bumping the right edge of the right monitor and dropping it into another space and vice versa on the left display. Apparently these two conveniences are mutually exclusive although I really don't understand why.
 
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