Yes, I use them and so do the people for whom I have installed Linux.
My own use is with Fluxbox on Debian. I have six or more depending, and
generally start up each app on a new desktop. Fluxbox also allows you to
put open apps into tabs on one desktop, which is useful if working on
multiple
On both Xubuntu and MX Linux (i.e. both using the xfce window manager) I
do NOT
have a problem with LiveCode popping up on all virtual desktops.
Richmond.
On 2/5/2018 2:15 am, Warren Samples via use-livecode wrote:
On 04/30/2018 11:43 PM, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
Now that Windows
On 04/30/2018 11:43 PM, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode wrote:
Now that Windows, Mac, and Linux all offer multiple desktop, I'm
curious: do you folks use them?
FWIW here's how I often work: I tend to open my email client and web
browser in workspace 1, then LC on workspace 2. Spaces 3 and 4 t
Possibly.
Although if 'multiple desktops' (whether capitalised or not) IS treated
as a feature, then 'multiple desktops' IS singular.
If, however, one is counting multiple desktops (I have 4 on my main
Linux box) then 'multiple desktops' ARE plural.
Of course, this could be a case of splitt
It may have been better then to use The "Multiple Desktops" feature is...
:-)
> On May 1, 2018, at 08:31 , Brian Milby via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
>> HOWEVER, I should say that I don't like the way multiple desktops is
>> (Yes, that's grammatically correct: think about it)
>> implemented on
On 05/01/2018 08:31 AM, Brian Milby via use-livecode wrote:
I only use Linux for testing (in a VM), so have not
used them there. I’m more likely to have a couple Linux VMs open at once.
The only thing I would caution there is that multiple VMs tend to use
huge amounts of computer resources. Y
Graham Samuel wrote:
> I have another problem, which is another user who is a bit of a
> technophobe - would multiples help or not?
>
> Richard’s example makes me think I should be more adventurous.
Working at the edge of our comfort zone is what expands our comfort zone.
Or as my acquaintances
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> Of Richard Gaskin via use-livecode
> Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2018 12:44 AM
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> Cc: Richard Gaskin
> Subject: Informal survey: multiple desktops
>
> Now that Windows, Mac, and Linux all offer multiple desktop, I'm
> cur
2018 12:44 AM
To: How to use LiveCode
Cc: Richard Gaskin
Subject: Informal survey: multiple desktops
Now that Windows, Mac, and Linux all offer multiple desktop, I'm
curious: do you folks use them?
FWIW here's how I often work: I tend to open my email client and web browser
in workspace
I use them on my Mac all the time. Chrome, Atom, SourceTree, terminals on
one and usually switch to another for LiveCode. I also put a compiled
version of LC on another desktop to easily switch between production and
compiled. Have not started using them on Windows yet, but would anticipate
putting
All the time on Linux and never on Mac, for a very simple reason:
On my single Mac computer I have 2 socking great monitors (bags of
real-estate),
and on all my Linux boxes (more than you could shake a stick at) I have
single monitors.
I much prefer having 2 (or more) monitors so I can see
Now that Windows, Mac, and Linux all offer multiple desktop, I'm
curious: do you folks use them?
FWIW here's how I often work: I tend to open my email client and web
browser in workspace 1, then LC on workspace 2. Spaces 3 and 4 tend to
get used ad hoc when there's something I need to focus o
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