As i switched to a minimalistic tiling window manager, i more and more saw the value in them. I have by default 9 virtual desktops, use different ones for diff

As i switched to a minimalistic tiling window manager, i more and more saw the value in them. I have by default 9 virtual desktops, use different ones for different tasks. Instead of minimizing/maximizing windows i just switch virtual desktops. It perfectly suits my work flow. In my opinion: 2 monitors instead of one and quick shortcut switching through virtual desktops, developing some routine in using them, definitely boosts ones productivity. But have to admit that i also didn't quite see value in them while using full Desktop Environment. Regarding the question of Microsoft not implementing the feature in Windows: Since the typical Windows User is a heavily mouse dependent one, i think they can do without it. Hint: Change the title from "Ubuntu workplaces" to just "workplaces" or "Desktop workplaces". I don't see how this is Ubuntu specific