If it wasn’t native and there were no third party apps that serve this functionality, then would it be necessary to you? It’s a hypothetical, but it’s far from ridiculous. The only thing ridiculous is your dismissive attitude. It’s a simple question.
It can do similar things just not in the same way. I like both Windows and MacOS. I just updated my custom built PC at home to Windows 11 for some of the more Mac like additions they have brought. Hot corners and spaces are big things for me and just not there in windows. I have different things set for each corner of the screen, it allows me to navigate around the OS more fluidly and quickly. Flick of the wrist and I see my desktop, grab what I need, hit that corner to bring everything back and drop it where it needs to be dropped. Windows does not have the same fluidity at the moment, at least not natively.
Macative had nothing else to offer except saying somehow Windows is garbage, in some way, even though nobody has a problem with it, but people do have a problem with Mac OS lacking something like Windows snap.
They could, but I always thought this wouldn't be as useful as it sounds at first. On the go, where are all the keyboard/mouse/monitors sitting around without a computer waiting for a phone to plug in- and once you do, now you can't step away for a minute and take your phone with you without "disconnecting" your computer. And if it's one of those phone-inside-a-laptop-shell things, if you're going to carry that thing around why not carry around a laptop for the versatility of two devices.
I use both multiple hours per day. I prefer window management as on Windows, but can also work with window management as on MacOS. There isn't a single best way for everyone, and apparently it works like garbage on Windows for you. It doesn't work like garbage for many others.
On macOS that might be the way to go. They’ll have more time to hone a much more complex OS (in relation to iOS).
You sure seem to have a lot of opinions about macOS/iPadOS multitasking for someone who didn't know about something as foundational as the split view functionality in macOS. Which has been there for half a decade or more.
BetterSnapTool is great, I can't imagine using a Mac without it. It costs $3 though, but if I'm spending thousands on a Mac might as well get this one too.
None of anything you're talking about has any relevance to my workflow or what I've been talking about literally this entire time because macOS doesn't have native window snapping. That's the only thing I'm talking about. I don't care what else macOS can do. I use a great deal of multitasking functionality that macOS has to offer. macOS still doesn't have window snapping. That is the only thing I'm talking about and that seems to bother you. It's not my opinion that macOS still lacks native window snapping like Microsoft Windows has. That's just a simple fact. I can get acquire this functionality using free tools like Rectangle, so it's not a deal breaker.
It's this mentality people have that just boggles my mind. "It doesn't need this native feature because you can pay money for it!" Yes, that is certainly true. We're just saying it would be nice if it were native. That's it. It doesn't get any more complicated than this thought process. I use an app to have this functionality and it suits my needs. It's just a very basic feature that would make things such as Stage Manager more sensical.
I watched your video and I say again that every single complaint can be very easily fixed in a matter of a minute or two by installing 3rd party software.
