[luuuzeta]

>But unlike minimizing or maximizing an app from the Dock, each "stage" can contain multiple app windows from multiple apps; switch from one stage to another, and every window on that stage will pop back up on your screen in exactly the arrangement you were using before.

How does this new feature perform with external monitors? One of my gripes with macOS is how awful it's at managing windows. For example except for Slack, Outlook, Zoom, and a Brave window for listening to music on YouTube that stay in the MB's display, all the other apps go into my external monitor. However every time the computer goes to sleep, I must move a bunch of windows back to the external monitor. I was using Stay [1] and it was doing a decent job, however I couldn't justify paying $15 after the trial ended.

[1]: https://cordlessdog.com/stay/

[mbreese]

I get the friction, but if it is really causing you all that grief, why not pay for the $15 tool that helps?

Yeah, I get the argument that you shouldn’t have to spend more money to deal with an annoyance and the OS should be better at this… but if you have a solution, is there still a problem? (Or it you don't want to spend $15, was it really a major problem?)

I spent money on a tool that helps manage my menu bar for a similar reason, and it has made it much nicer to use my Mac.

[jahewson]

I just spent $15 on my lunch.

[PaulDavisThe1st]

workspaces as on linux? seems incredibly similar conceptually