Change the rule slightly. It's now: "there is always only one empty, unnamed workspace". When you go to a workspace, there's a new "Name" field at the top in the full windows view. As soon as you start typing, there's a new, unnamed empty workspace that slides in. I assume the workspaces are ordered such that the "Name"d workspaces are before the unnamed, dynamic ones.
Additionally, the prefab workspace layouts is an interesting idea, but I think it's just a cover-up for the fact that gnome just doesn't have proper session saving. I'd like to shut down, and when I log back into gnome, I'll be exactly right where I was. 2011/4/27 David Prieto <[email protected]> > Lars, > > > Dont give up on the dynamic workspaces, but let the advanced user be able >> to create named, persistent workspaces. >> > > As I said above, how would you do that while respecting the rule that > "there is always only one empty workspace"? > > If you don't respect that one rule, you're giving up on dynamic workspaces. > > _______________________________________________ > gnome-shell-list mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-shell-list > >
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