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let's say you have a set of apps for a given context tiled on your screen, a shell or two, debugger, ide, editor, webpages for documentation... now you want to

let's say you have a set of apps for a given context tiled on your screen, a shell or two, debugger, ide, editor, webpages for documentation... now you want to look at a different context with the same windowing complexity. You just switch to a different workspace and it's all laid out for you. Then you can go back. How would you accomplish that without workspaces?

pluc 4y ago
I get that use case, but I haven't seen the need for a different context with the same windowing complexity. I'm not sure I would want a set of windows I can confuse with another? Maybe for working on different branches/environments or when running complex infrastructure diffs?