I have a MacBookPro running Ubuntu 9.04. It boots to Gnome with StumpWM which has three groups (virtual desktops): - emacs and terminal (fullscreen, I'll just

I have a MacBookPro running Ubuntu 9.04. It boots to Gnome with StumpWM which has three groups (virtual desktops): - emacs and terminal (fullscreen, I'll just swap between those two) - mail, irc, and cplay (screen split between alpine / ssh+irssi, with a horizontal pane for terminal running cplay) - browser (split vertically about 1:4, with nautilus on the left in the smaller pane and Shiretoko in the larger pane, usually in one window). I also watch movies, view pictures, PDFs etc. in this larger browsing pane. I've settled for three virtual desktops that wrap around: this way I can always move to any of the desktops with just one move command, either left or right.