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I wish workspaces had shortcuts like alt-tab and superkey-<number> only look at your current workspace. If I'm on workspace 2, and my superkey-1 corresponds
by sbov 7y ago
I wish workspaces had shortcuts like alt-tab and superkey-<number> only look at your current workspace.
If I'm on workspace 2, and my superkey-1 corresponds to an application that is only open on workspace 1, i don't want to switch to workspace 1, i want to open a new window of the application in workspace 2.
Similarly, if I'm in workspace 2, I don't want alt tab to show me applications open in workspace 1.
To me, these behaviors make workspaces inadequate for context switching.
- rodamaral 7y agoThis can be done, depending on the window manager. In my awesome window manager setup, super+tab always toggle the last 2 windows on the current tag (workspace). It's also possible to map super+1 to make an application be part of the current workspace (or open a new instance there). In this model, a window can be part of more than 1 workspace at the same time.