#Totalspaces monterey code#

This is, unless someone discovers an as yet hidden setting I wish I could give a better solution, but it's out of my control But if you have a few that you use most of the time, you canĬreate a few desktop images with the names on them, and just live with Yes, that sucks if you'd like to regularly name and rename your Some text on top of those lily pads, or that lion's head, or whatever. But a kludgey solution is all Apple leaves open to us. As far as naming, this will be a huge pain, and definitely The trick is that you can assign different desktop images to each To them and make it easier to tell them apart. Though it too was crippled in some respects), but you can assign names Use Mission Control (which I will go on record saying is one ofĪpple's biggest mistakes-Spaces was a million times better, even That is, you can't change the name that appears under them when you There IS, actually, a way to name your spaces. You may need to partially disable SIP in order to use TotalSpaces, see:īut you can put an application into fullscreen and the Desktop will take the application's name. This can be useful if you encounter an app that is still able to draw above the Visor even with 'Show on top of the Dock' enabled.The commercial app TotalSpaces by binaryage allows you to name Spaces. A new Visor-related Tweakable flag was added: ~/.totalfinder-useaggressivevisordrawpriority will set the Visor window to a much higher draw priority when the 'Show on top of the Dock' feature is enabled.（※ Replace the 1 with a 0 to disable the feature.） This experimental feature is currently only accessible by running defaults write TotalFinderVisorDrawAboveOtherAppsWhenPinned 1 in a Terminal session. Added an experimental feature that allows users to make the Visor show above other apps, but not the Dock whenever the Visor is in a pinned state.The newly-added Tweakable flag ~/.totalfinder-disablelabelcolourlookupoptimisation disables all Coloured Labels lookup optimisations, which may be useful as a troubleshooting or debugging step.The newly-added Tweakable flag ~/.totalfinder-alwaysenablenewlabellookupmethods enables the new Coloured Labels lookup logic on macOS 12 Monterey and below, which normally use a different label colour lookup method that no longer works as of macOS 13 Ventura.Certain behaviour flags that were used during the testing of the new Coloured Labels logic are now controllable via TotalFinder's power-user-oriented 'Tweakables' feature, which you can use by creating specific files in your home directory （~, or $） using the command-line utility touch.Various other internal refactors and improvements were made to TotalFinder as a whole.Made many improvements to the TotalFinder diagnostics utility （diagnose-totalfinder.sh） that improve the usefulness of its output.Major internal refactors were made to the Coloured Labels feature, resulting in better optimisation of label colour lookup operations.Fixed a rendering issue where the TotalFinder icon in the Finder preferences on macOS 11 Big Sur and newer was unable to be tinted by the user's macOS UI tint colour when selected.Fixed a rendering issue where the TotalFinder icon in the Finder preferences on macOS 11 Big Sur and newer would render with aliasing artifacts, especially on non-Retina/HiDPI displays where the issue was very severe.Fixed an issue where the new Coloured Labels logic would use the oldest label colour found on an item with multiple labels, instead of the newest.Fixed an issue where the new Coloured Labels logic would be unable to obtain the label colour of certain items that have coloured label information stored in a slightly different way than what was thought to be possible during testing.（※ Please note that this issue has nothing to do with the UEFI bootloader named OpenCore - TotalFinder has never had any known compatibility issues with the OpenCore UEFI bootloader.

#Totalspaces monterey code#

Fixed a code injection issue where TotalFinder would fail to successfully inject on certain legacy / unsupported systems that were patched using OpenCore Legacy Patcher / OCLP.