You used to be able to suspend KDE Activities (sorta like a group of running applications - similar to switching to "desktop" in most DEs). So you could have se

You used to be able to suspend KDE Activities (sorta like a group of running applications - similar to switching to "desktop" in most DEs). So you could have separate activities for different projects. It was very handy. You could have some huge bloated C++ IDE + documentation + whatever in the background somewhere ready to be resumed when you need it. At some point it all got removed though. I have no idea why (and now "Activities" are kinda pointless). My guess is some applications break and they got lots of complaints - but that's just a guess