Lacero said:Press F11? Or use Active Screen corners? Or click the desktop, then press Command+Option+H.
Cless said:Exposé is a much better solution than Windows' clunky "Show Desktop" feature. Use it.
dotdotdot said:How is it a "clunky" feature?
You click a button. Everything minimizes to the taskbar. How is that bad?
Obviously it's bad because it's Windows. Don't you know that only Windows does things the wrong way and only OS X does things the right way?
/sarcasm
Lethal
In my experience it's slower - the effect in windows is instant while in os x some time is spent for the animation.I agree expose is the best way and fastest way to show the the desktop but it's not that much better than windows. Maybe a fraction of a second faster?
In my experience it's slower - the effect in windows is instant while in os x some time is spent for the animation.
In my experience it's slower - the effect in windows is instant while in os x some time is spent for the animation.
In my experience it's slower - the effect in windows is instant while in os x some time is spent for the animation.
AFAIK pressing the show desktop shortcut or winkey+d twice brings the windows back up, just like pressing f11 twice.ah but time is saved when you try to go back to your previous window and instead of having to find and click the application on the toolbar you could just hit the expose button again
You know you disable those animations if it really bothers you, right?
Sorry, I didn't want to make it into a competition, I just corrected someone who stated this works slower in Windows. And BTW - how do I disable the expose animations? I can't seem to find it in system preferences, I'm guessing it's a plist property.Does that third of a second really matter that much to you?
AFAIK pressing the show desktop shortcut or winkey+d twice brings the windows back up, just like pressing f11 twice.
Sorry, I didn't want to make it into a competition, I just corrected someone who stated this works slower in Windows. And BTW - how do I disable the expose animations? I can't seem to find it in system preferences, I'm guessing it's a plist property.
I just swipe 4 fingers up on the trackpad... works quite well.![]()
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Does anyone realize that this thread is 5 years old?