For years I have shunned Apple's OS X Spaces as useless. I was excited about them for a good 2 minutes, which is how long it took to find out that if I had 2 spaces open, and I opened a browser in the 2nd space, then it flipped back to the 1st space. Completely not the point of having Spaces.
Until today. I found this setting in Mission Control:
So I un-ticked it. Perfect. Now I can have a space for work, a space for homework, with browser and mail and other windows open in each space, and it no longer flips between them except I want it to.
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“If someone asks for a Grande semi two shot steam hold the froth to walk, ask them if they would like a cup of coffee whilst they are waiting.”
David Temple Penn.
It takes about 120 seconds to make the perfect black coffee. Side orders take a little longer.
A windowed man page viewer: open x-man-page://cmp
Do this from the terminal command line: open x-man-page://cmp
. Neat, huh?
Better, do this from the command line: open -e ~/.bash_profile
and then add these lines somewhere to the startup script:
mann() { open x-man-page://$1 }
and save it. Now open a new terminal window and type: mann man
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