Thank you : — Gyfis. Since you like it, I have added an answer with a reference. I'd like to do the contrary.. Maybe when using fullscreen apps OS X creates a desktop that's not being destroyed after closing the app?
Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. In short: No. You can't change the settings. I however found a hackish way to add more than 16 virtual spaces to one display: Connect the secondary display to your Mac. Create 16 virtual spaces on the secondary display. Disconnect the display. You should now have 31 virtual spaces on one display. Improve this answer. Gaff Marakoss Marakoss 4 4 bronze badges. This is very cool! Is the hack stackable? As in, you disconnect the external display, you get the 31 virtual spaces, you add the display and you can add 15 more?
Or the desktops get snapped back to the external display, limiting the maximum number of desktops? You also mentioned script that creates new spaces. Any clues on where to find it or how to change it directly? Once you connect your display back, your virtual spaces will be moved back the secondary display.
You probably could increase the number of virtual spaces by increasing the number of physical displays like connecting more throught USB.
As i wrote before, I wasn't able to find any traces of limit in preferences files. Okay, this is enough for me. Thanks for the effort! From How to add more desktop spaces : You can create up to 15 additional desktop spaces in Mission Control 16 total desktops, plus Dashboard.
EDIT: Now up to 59 desktops: Just like Marakoss said, plug in an external monitor or projector and add an extra 16 spaces there. Manage consent. Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website.
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This allows you to peek at the desktop quickly without minimizing the apps. Mission Control solves the problem of organizing multiple application windows with a few keystrokes. However, desktop management in Mac is still rudimentary and does not offer many features. Luckily, there are lots of third-party tools for managing windows to keep them organized. Here are the best Mac window managers to help keep your app windows organized for a tidy desktop. With his M.
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