I use some applications like Painter or Blender, wich I don't want to run in full screen mode.
It would be great to create Spaces without any content.
Any idea how to realize it?
Bye Michael
iMac, OS X Yosemite (10.10.1), iMac 27" late 2009
Open Mission Control and click the + sign at the top right to create additional, blank Desktops.
Sorry Eric but you are wrong in this case.
if your Main screen contents 10 Icons for example your new Space createt with missioncontrol contents the same 10 icons
michael.pulm wrote:
Sorry Eric but you are wrong in this case.
if your Main screen contents 10 Icons for example your new Space createt with missioncontrol contents the same 10 icons
In Mission Control, a "Desktop" is not a separate Desktop folder. It is just a Space. The same icons you see on your Desktop will show on all Mission Control "Desktops." A MC Desktop is just a space to put Applications and their windows, not to have a separate set of icons.
You have to assign the applications to a Desktop so they don't carry over. Decide where you want what application. Then go to that Desktop, control - click on the application in the Dock, select Options and assign it to a Desktop. Repeat as required. That is how you assign the applications so you can have blank Desktops.
spaces without any content ?
