You also can’t close applications from Mission Control. While Lion will automatically organize and stack windows related to a given app in the center of the screen, full-screen windows get segregated and line the top of the display along with Spaces. Unfortunately, Mission Control can be confusing. The existing keyboard shortcut of Alt+Tab will toggle between apps too. Mission Control also reveals open applications, making it easy to toggle from one window or application to another. Mission Control, activated by a trackpad gesture or keyboard shortcut, lets you view all desktops in mini windows on top of the currently active desktop. The Spaces feature sets up multiple desktops (“spaces”), letting you assign specific applications to each one to avoid a cluttered desktop. Exposé displays thumbnails of all windows, making it easy to navigate to them. The refinements made in Snow Leopard are further polished in Lion with the introduction of Mission Control, which combines the Exposé and Spaces features. Between the iOS-like Launchpad, user-friendly Dock, and full-screen apps, Lion has a more modern and approachable look and feel.
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