Mac Power User's episode 705, Mac OS Window Management.

Hello, everyone. This is David Sparks. I am a Mac Power user, along with my friend

in yours, Mr. Stephen Hackett. How are you today, Stephen?

How good, David. How are you?

Good. I kind of broke my rule, though. I always say that Mac Power User's thing is kind

of aspirational, but I guess I'm a Mac Power user after 700 episodes.

We're talking about Window Management. What dirtier topic could we choose?

I love making these episodes where we can dive deep on a topic. We can't do that every

week, but this is one of those. I really enjoy these shows. That's what we're going to

be talking about today, Window Management. There's a lot to talk about in Window Management.

I've got all these weird experiments. I've been doing a set up, Stephen tried every app

on the app store, and we've got a lot to report to you.

Let me tell you, dear listener, if you want to explore some of these apps, we're going

to tell you what we think about each of them, but test them one at a time. If you have

more than one Window Manager setup, and a lot of them use similar keyboard shortcuts,

there's only so many keyboard keys you can use for shortcuts, your computer kind of

goes nuts, and things get out of hand. One at a time is the way to go.

You accidentally trigger them. You're in a middle window, and suddenly it scrunches

itself on the right side of the screen, or whatever. I can see that would be madly.

But Window Management, the fact that we're talking about it kind of tells you that this is something

that needs to be talked about. Today, we're going to focus on the Mac for this episode,

for more power users, which is the ad-free extended version of the show.

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