Readkit windows mac#
Readkit windows windows#

Here I need Chrome, VSCode, Dash, Local, and Slack open to facilitate my basic coding setup. Readkit on the left screen and Obsidian on the right screen to take any notes I want for later. This ends up with a similar setup as the DEVONthink and Obsidian one above. My second frequently accessed window setup is reading RSS. I also take notes on some of what I read so that means I’ll need DEVONthink and Obsidian open on different screens so that I can access both of them easily. I do a bunch of reading and use DEVONthink as my storage system for things I want to read. My Window Workflows DEVONthink and Obsidian Research

Readkit windows windows#

Ignoring visually obstructed windows will not add any applications that are covered to your window configuration. Showing the configuration in the menu bar lets you access your window configuration quickly from the menu bar…which seems obvious.

The final options let you choose to show the new window configuration in the macOS Menu Bar and ignore visually obstructed windows. That does mean if I’m switching between my RSS set of windows and my Coding set, I need to quit Readkit to keep my application switcher as clean as possible. I usually leave it set to simply hide any other open application Windows. You can also choose what Warp will do with any other Windows that are open. I don’t ever invoke them with the keyboard command on it’s own. I set keyboard commands, but mainly so I can use my Stream Deck with them. You can name it as well as set an icon for the configuration and a keyboard command to invoke the configuration. Press the + button and it will save your window configuration. Then open Warp, or access it from the menu bar if it’s already open. To create a new window configuration open the windows you want open and place them in the configuration you want them to be in. Today we’ll look at Warp which allows you to automate window configurations on macOS. Now that I have 2 27″ monitors (and plan more) Mosiac is okay, but I figured there was more power out there. For a long time I’ve used Mosaic (via SetApp) for a long time to handle a single main screen, while leaving my 13″ Air screen as a secondary display I didn’t put anything important on.

Readkit windows mac#

With my new 2 monitor Mac Studio setup I needed to do a bit more to handle my windows.