If you are new to Karabiner I suggest using goku to create your karabiner configuration. You can use Karabiner-Elements to remap Ctrl ← and Ctrl → to these commands. If you want to go the karabiner/coding route this should get you started. With these options you would remap Ctrl ← and Ctrl → to these system/shell/bash commands. Some easier (uses a GUI) but paid options are Keyboard Maestro and BetterTouchTool. But it is more for people comfortable with computer programming. I prefer Karabiner-Elements because it gives you the most fine tuned control in my experience. The only other thing you will need is a program to remap the keyboard inputs. The yabai commands that allow you to move instantly between 'spaces' are yabai -m space -focus prev # move left
Tinkertool monterey windows#
You can use yabai to manage your windows on macos and remove all animations. How can I disable animation when switching desktops in El Capitan? talked about TotalSpaces and disabling SIP. How do you completely disable the space-switching animations in OS X Yosemite? concluded that there's no solution.ĭisabling desktop switching animation on El Capitan. How can I disable animation when switching desktops in Lion? talked about posting a bug and TotalSpaces. Some scripts, the one related to this isĭefaults write expose-animation-duration -float 0.1."Reduce motion" in macOS accessibility settings.Every setting in TinkerTool.app that disables animation.But this is a workaround, not a solution. Apple glosses over this distinction in the technical details behind this in the user guide, but adjusted the resolution of your primary display is the biggest lever you have to manage text size globally.
In this way, the window focus is corrected. Is to use Cmd + Tab to switch apps, or use Ctrl + 1-9 to jump to a specific desktop. But the window focus remains messed up for a while.Įither the window on the previous desktop is still focused, or no windows are focused, for about 1 second, and I cannot perform any operation, which is super annoying and slows down my workflow. But after all of that, when I switch desktops using Ctrl + Left or Ctrl + Right, macOS still displays a "fade in, fade out" animation for a few deciseconds, which is fine.
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I reduced animation and transition in macOS but not completely disabledĪs some people already discussed, one can "reduce motion" in accessibility settings, use defaults write to "disable" some animations, or use software like TinkerTool.
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