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In osx I just have a desktop per project and never close anything related to it. I code using vim though so I'm not sure if this works with an ide.
by sbov 13y ago
In osx I just have a desktop per project and never close anything related to it. I code using vim though so I'm not sure if this works with an ide.
- jaredandrews 13y agoI have tried this setup but I found it particularly problematic that there isn't a separate 'dock' per desktop so I end out accidentally switching desktops for common apps such as a browser and shell. Have you found a work around for this issue?
- ludwigvan 13y agoHow about having a separate user for projects, too radical? Automate user creation and initialization.
- ilteris 13y agoThat's part of the reason you have tools like Vagrant and VMs.You don't have to create separate accounts for each project but emulate that in your VMs.
- sbov 13y agoI don't really have this problem. I mostly use command-tab to switch between apps, which seems to honor the desktop I'm on. For browser and shell I right click the app and choose "new window" in the desktop of choice.
- thwarted 13y agoYeah, I'm usually working on some remote machine, and keep multiple tmux instances running with the state of each medium or high level project. I've found I rarely have more than two going at once though.