I was going to say the same thing. I set things up a particular way with an eye to easily clicking on partially hidden windows, and I usually have specific emp

I was going to say the same thing. I set things up a particular way with an eye to easily clicking on partially hidden windows, and I usually have specific empty areas on each virtual desktop in the same place because you can place the cursor over the background and use the scroll wheel to change virtual desktops. Each desktop has it's own layout, but they all respect that one area is to be blank so I can easily put my mouse there and rotate between the desktops. It's silly, but it's incredibly useful. But everyone is different, which is why I go for configurable over programs that expect you to work a particular way. KDE is very good about this.