Ole Begemann
Michael Tsai
@olebegemann How can the app control that?
Huge respect to every Mac app developer who takes care that their app reopens on the correct virtual desktops after a reboot. Very few do.
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@mjtsai I actually have no idea. But iTerm2 gets it right. - View other replies
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@olebegemann I was pretty sure there was no API for that, other than the regular NSWindow stuff and user manually assigning apps to spaces.
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iTerm2 and http://Preview.app do this right consistently. Most others, not so much.
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@olebegemann If you want to point us in the direction of the code that solves this problem, perhaps we can get your respect too, please? -
@dr2050 I actually don’t know if there even is an official API for it, sorry. -
@olebegemann you can right-click on the icon for the app and set which desktop it permanently lives in. Possible workaround?#osxSpaces
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@olebegemann I think OS X takes care of that, not the app. As a user, you tell OS X which screen to put the app in -
@olebegemann Related to that, you can definitely tell which developers use fullscreen mode and which just toggled a property.
Dan Rosenstark
Erwin
David Beck
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