The killer thing was remote control, but that’s here in Claude now. In my opinion claw has to reason to exist anymore.

I tried it, didn’t like it. It gave me the ick with the communication channel.

So yes, in essence, it seems like violence is the answer.

When (perceived) justice is gone, the monopoly crumbles because the system is not working.

And this perception can have many causes

Nothing provides structure, and separation

Ideally I’d just run 6 users in 6 spaces

The whole cmdtab shouldn’t show applications without windows nor als with no window in the current space

But the proper api call to make is selecting a picture. Not access to the photo library. That is an api design flaw, and simply a bad / obsolete implementation by the app developer.

The complaint of the OP is that he can still open a file which is in the downloads folder. But that’s not what the user is doing.

There’s no reason to give folder access at all. (Except for file sorting apps etc).

The only “reason” would be that it’s more difficult for developers to atomically overwrite a file in the same locations. And quite frankly, they should (and perhaps already do) have api calls for exactly that. I think this is why many apps request access sometimes.

Same way you select a picture on iOS. It is your deliberate decision and intent to open the document with that application.

That is totally different from the application having permission to scan and view anything in for example the downloads folder

It’s like having a dedicated space for a few apps and folders. No wonder they don’t care

Finder, chromes, etc. it will cause automatic switching.

Also, cmd-tab doesn’t have a filtered mode for the active space

Cmd-~ actually works better when using stage manager, because it goed through all active windows across all apps

Yes, it’s complete shit

It did work fine before. But I had to swipe 3 times to get “fine” instead of “going” just now

Soo many things either work buggy, laggy, inconsistent, or don’t work at all

Filling bugs doesn’t help. And I don’t think anyone is inventive to fix bugs. Resolving sure. But closing WONTFIX or NEEDSINFO is also a resolution.

Most of what I do is chrome +Linux terminals and vscode anyway

And the only reason I’m on Mac is because of hardware, encryption, and ease of backup/restore/wipe, and the power struggle of Linux distros. freeBSD is not really an option

Nice catch.

edit: you are right. The binary version will result in a different argv[0]. Not sure what'd the best solution would be. Hardcoding doesn't make sense, as symlinks also change argv[0], so overriding is not the way to go.

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