I'm trying to get GNOME working the way I'm used to on other machines. I have my preferences set so there are 4 workspaces and the workspace switcher in the bottom panel shows 4 workspaces. When I click on any of them then I go to that workspace, and that all makes sense.
I have ALT-1, ALT-2, etc in my keyboard shortcuts set to 'switch to workspace 1', 'switch to workspace 2' etc.
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I have a fresh Mint 13 Maya (MATE edition) with Compiz enabled. I also have a two-monitor set-up via NVIDEA drivers with TwinView. I have set up 4 horizontal workspaces via CompizConfig Settings Manager.
Here is the behavior I try to eliminate: I open a window, say, browser, and put it to workspace number 2.
The basic idea is like tiling window manager with a fixed identical grid system.
I don't want windows piled up in a same desktop(workspace).
We can have a huge virtual desktop like setting up 4x4(=16) workspaces, and place a new window in each workspace every time when the window launchs.
Using Unity-Expo, it behaves like zoomed tiled windows/desktop.
If there is a vacant workspace, newly launc
Hi forum,
Is there any way to see all open windows for a particular application across ALL workspaces? If I use ALT-TAB and select an application I can see all instances of the application in the CURRENT workspace.
I'm using Precise (12.04.1) and I'm using Unity. I have 3 workspaces. I want a particular window/application (say firefox) to be present on all workspaces.
This is easy to do on something like LXDE (e.g. Lubuntu) where I just have to right-click the titlebar and select "show on all workspaces". Then no matter which workspace I move to, the desired window/app is present on each one.
New Ubuntu 12.04 User -
Having Workspaces is quite useful, but is there a way to easily identify which is which? In other words, if I have a terminal open in three of the workspaces it would be nice to have (for instance) the background colour of each workspace unique.
Is there any way to do that or something similar (e.g. different wallpaper?)
Thanks...
sorry for my English... I upgraded my Ubuntu Linux, from v11 to v12.04, few weeks ago.
When I log-in on ubuntu 12.04, the workspace switcher often seems to "remember" the last used workspace when shutting down - and it switches to that one when I start up.
I'm sorta gathering not many care one way or the the other that this has been changed
To point out exactly - thru the whole previous unity life a l.