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10.7: Select Spaces in Mission Control
Agreed. I think I still miss the old Spaces but this helps a lot. I also wish there were a regular mouse only way. Maybe something like right-clicking the Desktop/Space switches to it.
10.7: Select Spaces in Mission Control
Am I misunderstanding your request? Because while in Mission Control, double clicking a Desktop/space activates it. Yes, it takes you to that space directly, and closes Mission Control. Did you want to be able to mouse-select it and stay in MC? ---
Relax, it's only ones and zeroes.
10.7: Select Spaces in Mission Control
Yes, I want to basically do what this hint does without needing to touch the keyboard. I want to change screens and stay in mission control (from the mouse alone)
10.7: Select Spaces in Mission Control
You might be able to accomplish this using MagicPrefs. I haven’t tried and only use it for 3-finger-click (Spaces) and middle-click. I am writing Spaces, because it hasn’t yet been updated for 10.7, but the setting now just invokes MC. I believe the next version will have new 10.7 specific settings/gestures.
10.7: Select Spaces in Mission Control
I think that would just activate mission control. I want what this hint provides with the option key. Thanks though~
10.7: Select Spaces in Mission Control
While MC is active, you can achieve this with:
10.7: Select Spaces in Mission Control
yes, same here. I have been looking for a way to do it with my not so magic trackpad of my old MacBook and I couldn't find it. Optimally I'd say that just hovering the mouse over a desktop should show it in the "preview". That would make MC much better than Spaces. |
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