#41 2019-03-19 02:40:44

glittersloth

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Re: Do you use multiple desktop workspace, if so how?

^ Just add them as I go via "Mission Control" or whatever it's called.

Döbbie03

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Re: Do you use multiple desktop workspace, if so how?

I was perusing through Github last night, I cam across a guy who had 22 workspaces! 22! 22! that's twenty two!

Remember which window manager? That's the default for spectrwm.

It was i3wm....I think.

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PackRat

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Registered: 2015-10-02

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Re: Do you use multiple desktop workspace, if so how?

I was perusing through Github last night, I cam across a guy who had 22 workspaces! 22! 22! that's twenty two!

Remember which window manager? That's the default for spectrwm.

It was i3wm....I think.

thanks, I always thought i3 was limited to 10.

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Döbbie03

Resident Metalhead

From: New Zealand

Registered: 2015-09-29

Posts: 4,121

Re: Do you use multiple desktop workspace, if so how?

Remember which window manager? That's the default for spectrwm.

It was i3wm....I think.

thanks, I always thought i3 was limited to 10.

We both learnt something

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"All we are is dust in the wind, dude"
                                       - Theodore "Ted" Logan
"Led Zeppelin didn't write tunes that everybody liked, they left that to the Bee Gees."
                                       - Wayne Campbell

Colonel Panic

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Re: Do you use multiple desktop workspace, if so how?

Four at the moment, but I have used as many as 12 (for no better reason than that I have 12 function keys on my keyboard for switching to and from workspaces).

If I had to though I could manage with just two, but I wouldn't want to have just one workspace. Sometimes I need to launch an application from a terminal instead of directly from a menu, and then I find it helpful to have a separate workspace for the terminal I've launched the application from.

Last edited by Colonel Panic (2019-04-17 09:20:03)