wowww THANKS, wish I had discovered or known that earlier.Stage Manager: Holding "Shift" on the keyboard, while clicking on a window in the side bar, will add that window to the current one (no need to drag and drop).
How did you find out?
wowww THANKS, wish I had discovered or known that earlier.Stage Manager: Holding "Shift" on the keyboard, while clicking on a window in the side bar, will add that window to the current one (no need to drag and drop).
Could you share (no pun intended!) a screenshot please?I don't use share but the new share menu is horrible, the UI is practically the same visually but is placed in separate popover window which makes the navigation much slower
I'm not on ventura now but found that someone has already written a blog post about it.Could you share (no pun intended!) a screenshot please?
I agree. We’re now two betas behind and I would not be surprised if the release date gets pushed back to coincide with iPadOS. Mercifully Ventura is pretty stable…Why should I test an macOS Beta where development has apparently stopped? I wiped the beta partition from my MBP and will wait for minor release 1 or 2.
there are 3 teams; maybe they're all doing their jobs and all the issues just don't resolve at the same time. and maybe (re the next ventura beta), they're trying to get things right, and not rushing.I don't understand this staggered release of iOS, iPadOS and MacOS, particularly in a day and age when the three are so tightly linked. So once everyone hops onto iOS 16 and for example switches to shared photo library, they won't be able to see their photos on their Macs or iPads for another month???
Also, where is Ventura beta 6? Is the MacOS development team asleep?
I agree with you. Just pointing out that it’d be nice if they tried to coordinate the releases to make all the updates more seamless.there are 3 teams; maybe they're all doing their jobs and all the issues just don't resolve at the same time. and maybe (re the next ventura beta), they're trying to get things right, and not rushing.
seems reasonable to me, but i'd rather wait for fixes than have a rushed release...
i get it. but maybe they feel that, for example, there are urgent things in the ios update, and it's ready, so they release it. but perhaps the ventura beta needs more time.I agree with you. Just pointing out that it’d be nice if they tried to coordinate the releases to make all the updates more seamless.
I hope so, too. What's it been since, August 9?Any chance for beta 6 today does anyone think ? I am still suffering from long boot times (like 3 mins) that was introduced in Beta 4 and 5... (re-install didn't help)....
IMHO, I think they have stopped the development until iOS has been released. macOS and iOS have a common code base, they will start with it after the iOS release.I hope so, too. What's it been since, August 9?
I know I’m months late to responding to this, but the old app was absolutely not around unchanged for 21 years.BS. You’re just making things up.
The classic one has been around for 21 years for a reason. It’s damn good. If it wasn’t it would have changed much earlier.
This new one is Apple making the mistake of following the competitors instead of remaining the best.
It was good before catalina, but then they added that useless avatar view and kept tacking on new pref panes with random "modern" designs which is what made preferences messy in my opinion. I appreciate that they're bringing consistency back with new preferences, but there are very questionable decisions regarding navigation.I know I’m months late to responding to this, but the old app was absolutely not around unchanged for 21 years.
In fact, it was a running gag for several years in a row that Apple would just change the placement of all of the system preferences because… they could, with no logic or reason why.
By Monterey, the app was just a mess in my opinion.
Just vague categories that meant nothing.
How were “software update” and “mouse” in the same category, but “language/region” and “date and time” were not?
Why were “accessibility” and “Internet accounts” in the same category, but “notifications” and “sounds” were not?
It made no sense.
Not to say the new one is perfect, but it’s got all of your most used stuff at the top like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, sounds, appearance, and all the other stuff near the bottom. And there’s a lot less hidden things.
Oh I agree it has issues (why does it always open to Appearance?) but I still think it’s better.It was good before catalina, but then they added that useless avatar view and kept tacking on new pref panes with random "modern" designs which is what made preferences messy in my opinion. I appreciate that they're bringing consistency back with new preferences, but there are very questionable decisions regarding navigation.
easy solution turn off transparency and dark mode. It got better in Vuntura. The Dock and menu bar go black fully.
- The menu bar is translucent;
- You cannot set it to stay black by default at all times.
Create a photoshop action to add a black background to your wallpapers and do a batch run?What I don't like about Ventura is that
There are apps out there like Top Notch, Boring Old Menu Bar, or even a 3rd party terminal command line ChangeMenuBarColor, that are able to turn the menu bar black, but it only works IF you stick to one single wallpaper. If, like in my case, wallpapers are set to auto-rotate after a few minutes, that will not work.
- The menu bar is translucent;
- You cannot set it to stay black by default at all times.
easy solution turn off transparency and dark mode. It got better in Vuntura. The Dock and menu bar go black fully.