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Tell HN: Cinch, W7-like window management for OSX

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Re: Tell HN: Cinch, W7-like window management for OSX

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I have no affiliation with this guy whatsoever but I just found this app and it's so amazing that I had to share it. It lets you 'cinch' windows side-by-side like in Windows 7, as well as easily maximize a window. I figured I couldn't be the only one looking for an OSX app like this..

Re: Tell HN: Cinch, W7-like window management for OSX

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Cinch is great. I've been using it for a couple days now and it's made managing windows easier on large screens.

If you're just looking for a proper maximize in OS X, wrongzoom[1] is a great free alternative. After installing, most apps will maximize and restore instead of zooming when you click the green button in the titlebar.

[1] http://github.com/spicyj/wrongzoom. For Snow Leopard 64-bit support, build from http://github.com/nesty/wrongzoom instead.

Re: Tell HN: Cinch, W7-like window management for OSX

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post #2

I have no affiliation with this guy whatsoever but I just found this app and it's so amazing that I had to share it. It lets you 'cinch' windows side-by-side like in Windows 7, as well as easily maximize a window. I figured I couldn't be the only one looking for an OSX app like this..

Thanks for the tip! I've been using TwoUp for a while and have found it useful. This is even better.

Re: Tell HN: Cinch, W7-like window management for OSX

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Great! A little difficulty with multiple monitors, but workable.

one of the guys I work with had a good suggestion that's working well for me. Nudge the monitor down just a tad so there's a small 'wall' in the top (or bottom) corner to catch...

http://grab.by/1kfI

Re: Tell HN: Cinch, W7-like window management for OSX

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post #4

Cinch is great. I've been using it for a couple days now and it's made managing windows easier on large screens. If you're just looking for a proper maximize in OS X, wrongzoom[1] is a great free alternative. After installing, most apps will maximize and restore instead of zooming when you click the green button in the titlebar. [1] http://github.com/spicyj/wrongzoom . For Snow Leopard 64-bit support, build from http…

Hey, people actually look at what I write! I didn't realize my version isn't 64-bit compatible. I'll see if I can fix it in my fork later today.
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