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Sounds interesting but it was hard for me to figure out exactly what it did based on the website (and based on the comments here it seems I'm not alone). I'd l
by BinaryIdiot 9y ago
Sounds interesting but it was hard for me to figure out exactly what it did based on the website (and based on the comments here it seems I'm not alone).
I'd like to suggest putting more screenshots up showing how to use it as well as a video.
- ranebo 9y agoThey must have been listening, there is a video on the main page now. Basically a bookmark manager for the apps/folders you use, allowing you to restore everything in a click or two. I specified a terminal and two VSCode windows each set with different project directories and it loaded perfectly. Will purchase. Feature request: Would like the ability to choose fullscreen/specific space for each application.
- maroonblazer 9y agoHow did you specify the two VSCode windows each set with different project directories? I wanted to do this too but the "Open with" drop-down in "Advanced" settings only showed four apps, none of which were VSCode. I'd also love to be able to give it a window of tabs in Chrome or Firefox and have it open all of those in one window. Perhaps there's already a way but it wasn't obvious to me. EDIT: I kept reading the comments and found the VSCode solution. You add VSCode first and then specify a folder to open.
- AlexKaul 9y agoYou might also want to try Freeter (https://freeter.io https://freeter.io). It can do all of these.