I like having similar tasks on the same workspace separated by mission control.
So I’d have my programming stuff, editor and browser, then maybe an issue tracker on workspace 1 with mission control to quickly switch between the two. I guess the dock might work for this use but it’s nicer to have the context of which apps are in each control space.
Then in workspace 2 I have my calendar and reminders on different mission control spaces so I don’t have to have them side by side and can benefit from a more full window size.
TLDR: minimise workspace count by grouping tasks of similar context.
I leave it off, I don’t see much use for it when I can just have separate desktops open for what I need.
What do you use it for that you can’t do normally?
I like having similar tasks on the same workspace separated by mission control.
So I’d have my programming stuff, editor and browser, then maybe an issue tracker on workspace 1 with mission control to quickly switch between the two. I guess the dock might work for this use but it’s nicer to have the context of which apps are in each control space.
Then in workspace 2 I have my calendar and reminders on different mission control spaces so I don’t have to have them side by side and can benefit from a more full window size.
TLDR: minimise workspace count by grouping tasks of similar context.