You can just install a tool that allows you to do that. Dexpot [1] is one of those. Its main feature was to allow you to have multiple workspaces back when Wind

You can just install a tool that allows you to do that. Dexpot [1] is one of those. Its main feature was to allow you to have multiple workspaces back when Windows didn't have that natively. In a similar way, back when Windows didn't allow you to move individual taskbar items you could install a tool like Taskbar Shuffle [2] for that. So in many cases you can simply extend the features of the OS with tools. And you can even choose which one to use. That's not too bad, right? And no one's stopping you from writing your own tools either :) . [1] https://dexpot.de/ https://dexpot.de/ [2] https://nerdcave.com/projects https://nerdcave.com/projects