Mission Control
Mission Control, formerly Exposé, is a feature of the OS X operating system.
What is Mission Control?
Mission Control, formerly Exposé, is a feature of the OS X operating system.
Mission Control lets you view all open windows with a single keystroke: it unshuffles overlapping windows on your desktop into an organized tile view, so you can quickly locate and switch to any window or get to any file on the desktop.
If you like to work with many applications and documents at the same time, you probably spend time each day poking through your open windows just to uncover the one you need at the moment. With one keystroke, Mission Control instantly tiles all your open windows, scales them down, and neatly arranges them, so you can see what’s in each one.
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Mission Control Features
Comments and Reviews
Said about Mission Control as an alternative
its miserable if you use more than 4 spaces
Tags
- task-switcher
- Window Manager
- App Switcher
Category
OS & UtilitiesRecent user activities on Mission Control
Alena Esakova added Mission Control as alternative(s) to SMBAct
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Sometimesa thinks Dexpot is an alternative to Mission Control
Linux alternatives to be posted here (will do it when I have some more time):
Compiz - Compiz Fusion has an "exposé" feature.
KWin, the integrated window manager from KDE 4, comes with this feature, too.