Getting used to a tiling window manager in Linux is dangerous, especially when switching between different linux and macos on a frequent. I have used both i3 and bspwm and their keybind to switch between screens (equivalent of spaces on macos) is a real productivity boost. And as I'm a vivid spaces user on macos this keybind is something I really need.
The default keybind on i3 and bspwm is <code>super + 1-9</code>, on macos I opted for <code>⌘ + 1-5</code>.
Open up System Perferences. Go to Keyboard and then Shortcuts. Open Mission
Control in the sidepane and at the bottom in the right pane you'll see <code>Switch to Desktop &#x3C;n></code>.
<img src="/images/til/keyboard-shortcuts.png" alt="">
If you don't see the number of Desktops you want you can open Mission Control and press the <code>+</code> to add the number of spaces you need.