tir, 03 05 2011 kl. 16:28 -0430, skrev Dokuro: > On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 5:45 PM, Frederik Hertzum > <frederik.hert...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > >>>> > >>>> Horizontal desktops missing: > >>>> > > ===================================================================== > > <snip> > >>ctrl+alt+up/down to change workspaces (virt desktops) > > That key-combo (or any other for that matter) doesn't allow me to do > > what I want. I often need more than one set of apps open, which are > > related in some way, which take up more space (conveniently) than my > > monitors allows. Simply stacking them in a long list of workspaces will > > only help if I only have one task (which I often don't). I always set up > > a 3x3 or 4x4 set of "virtual desktops" when I'm working on GNOME 2 > > machines because it allows me to do exactly this; group my apps > > horizontally and keep several sets of apps open at the same time. > > > > Frederik Hertzum > > > > so grabbing the app icon and moving it to the workspace you want and > then using ctrl+alt+up/down does not work for you, because you need > more rows in order to navigate them easier? > > or another way would be, to have it like the new alt+tab with mouse and all? > It would allow me to do something similar, but it quickly becomes cumbersome to remember where things are, it's difficult to set up, since, if I want to have it sorted by task, I sometimes have to rearrange everything, which can take a very long time. Not having workspaces in two dimensions really takes the fun out of using them.
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