Virtual Desktops. I thought I could easily do everything in one. Four is good for me now. One dedicated to remote work and three for a rotating band of creativ

Virtual Desktops. I thought I could easily do everything in one. Four is good for me now. One dedicated to remote work and three for a rotating band of creative ventures, administrative business, and time wasting. The key was the ability to set up one space, leave it like that, then do something else and come back to the complex setup the way I like it. Also I tried tiling window managers, but after a while I came to appreciate regular old floating windows. They're fine and versatile and I'm not anchored to someone else's way of thinking about how windows should flow.