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Another solution to this problem could be opening seperate users on the computer. One for serious work, one for leisure. One could probably block facebook, hn,
by terminalcommand 9y ago
Another solution to this problem could be opening seperate users on the computer. One for serious work, one for leisure.
One could probably block facebook, hn, news sites, etc. on the work user, and only have files and programs related to work.
- pault 9y agoThis is a fantastic idea. I'm going to try this tomorrow.
- ashark 9y agoI really want switchable, individually suspendable workspaces as an OS feature. A workspace for each development project, one for each writing/research task, one for time-wasting browsing, one for gaming, and so on.
- ankushnarula 9y agoNot exactly what you're asking for... but Qubes domains achieve something like this: https://www.qubes-os.org/video-tours/ https://www.qubes-os.org/video-tours/
- terminalcommand 9y agoActually KDE has had a similar feature for a while now. You can define "Activities" in KDE, when you switch between them all your settings and opened windows change. For example you can define an Activity for each project, arrange your windows and settings (ie. desktop shortcuts, widgets, etc.), work on you project, then switch to a different activity. When you come back to your project, you'll continue from where you've left.