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    [โ€“] Lifter@discuss.tchncs.de 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

    It takes getting used to but it really is much better for multi tasking to stop using alt + tab and minimize altogether. Send one window to desktop 1 and another to desktop 2. Now you have consciously chosen where they are and can go there quickly (i. e. Win+1).

    I always put the same program in the same place, just like organizing a toolbox/kitchen. Every tool has it's place.

    Both macOS and Windows have virtual desktops too though.