Then in El Capitan they take the split screen feature from Windows 8 and adds it to OS X. We were basically back to how MultiFinder worked in System 6 from the late 80s (except that we had greyscale Finder icons, not B/W). Then with Mountain Lion (or was it Mavericks), they reinvented full screen apps and forced every new app into a new virtual desktop. With Leopard we got Spaces or virtual desktops, like in the Unix world. In System 7 in 1991, it was possible to have windows from different programs side by side (not just in separate full screen virtual desktops like MultiFinder in System 6) and drag and drop objects between them. Then they invented MutliFinder, so the Mac could run more than one program at a time. Not_a_misread':1sq6hj0i]First Apple introduced full screen apps in 1984.

It makes sense on a tablet with a small screen, but why shouldn't I stack five app windows on my 27 inch screen on my desktop? And why should I have to split horisontally, not both horisontally and vertically and three small windows next to two tall windows? To me it seems like we had better multitasking in 1991 than in 2015.

First Apple introduced full screen apps in 1984.

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