'Spaces: The Infinite Frontier'

###TL;DR:

Spaces are a built in mechanism for keeping your application windows in separate buckets.

For example, one space could hold your social messaging apps/tabs while another holds your work-related apps.

Control over them stems from Mission Control, and is configured via System Preferences > Mission Control.

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##Get a handle on them

Crucial to taking advantage of spaces is getting a handle on Gestures, and then the available features in Mission Control.

###Build-a-space:

1. Three-finger swipe up to open Mission Control
2. Click and hold on an Application (A Chrome window, for example)
3. Drag to:

• An already-open Space
• To the upper right-hand corner to create a new one
• To the right of an existing space, to create a full-screen App

###Navigating the Infinite Frontier;

• Mission Control and clicks for days
• 3 and 4 Finger swipes to slide back and forth between them

###Handy features

To Delete a space:

1. Open Mission Control
2. Move mouse up to spaces
3. Wait for the little X to appear in the upper left of a space
4. Click it or ticket.

##Who needs a Dashboard?

The Dashboard might be useful to some people…

If you want to disable it as a space, play with the Dashboard setting in System Preferences > Mission Control.