[TxMt] Leopard Spaces

[Rob McBroom]

On 2007-Oct-27, at 10:02 AM, Steve Lianoglou wrote:

> It seems as if a given application will always be "tied" to the  
> space that it is originally assigned to, or initially opened in.

I think it's windows that are tied to a space and not applications. I  
did some testing and didn't see the behavior you described the *first*  
time a find dialog or a new message was opened in space 2, but if I  
then moved a window to space 1 or 3 and hit ⌘F, I'd be taken back to  
space 2 (where the find dialog was first opened). So, I guess the more  
you've been using an application since it was launched, the more  
likely you are to see this.

I agree that this is potentially annoying, but I'm not sure how else  
it could work without making a lot of assumptions. Personally, I'm  
more irritated by software that makes incorrect assumptions about what  
it thinks I meant than by software that's consistently, predictably  
"dumb". Hence, my preference for TextMate's current one-action-at-a- 
time undo system. :)

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