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> The purpose of workspace sets is to have a dedicated set of normal workspaces for different activities the user does on their computer. For example, I have on
by OsrsNeedsf2P 3y ago
> The purpose of workspace sets is to have a dedicated set of normal workspaces for different activities the user does on their computer. For example, I have one workspace set (containing a 2x2 workspace grid) dedicated to Wayfire, where I have Wayfire’s source code, GitHub issues, wlroots, etc. There is another workspace set dedicated to a project I am working on for university, and so on. Of course, a similar effect could be achieved with a single bigger workspace grid, but having a 5x5 workspace grid quickly becomes difficult to navigate.
I've wanted this for 7 years
- jcelerier 3y agoi've been using https://github.com/infokiller/i3-workspace-groups https://github.com/infokiller/i3-workspace-groups for this to great effect for quite some time
- bitdivision 3y agoThank you, this looks ideal. I've wanted a way to do this for a long time.
- onli 3y agoWhat blocked you from using any other WM with multiple workspaces in such a configuration?
- binkHN 3y agoDoesn't KDE's Activities handle this?
- pxc 3y agoI think they also want tiling behaviors, but I think you can get at least starting positions of application windows in activities and virtual desktops via KWin rules.
- OJFord 3y ago> I've wanted this for 7 years Is there a good story behind how specific that is?