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Looks like it could be useful. For anyone who wants to play with Windows 10 virtual desktops, just FYI, can use the keyboard shortcut Win + Ctrl + Left Arrow/R
by ZenoArrow 10y ago
Looks like it could be useful.
For anyone who wants to play with Windows 10 virtual desktops, just FYI, can use the keyboard shortcut Win + Ctrl + Left Arrow/Right Arrow to move between virtual desktops (might have to create a second virtual desktop before this works, I can't remember).
- Moogs 10y agoAnd to quickly create a 2nd virtual desktop: Win+Tab and there's a "New Desktop" button in bottom right
- iamlukesky 10y agoOr ctrl+win+D
- edgartaor 10y agoWith this tool you can move a window to a different virtual desktop with a customizable shortcut.
- ZenoArrow 10y agoYes I can see that, I was just pointing out a standard Windows shortcut that was worth knowing (for those with an interest in using virtual desktops).
- antaviana 10y agoDoes it also work if I have a Remote Desktop RDP session at full screen? In my Mac configuration where I have several RDP sessions, I can switch from full screen RDP to full screen RDP with Ctrl+Alt+Left/Right, which is a joy (I have an IBM Model M without Win key). I have not managed to do something similar with W10.