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Drop xmonad, what you want is no-longer the virtual desktops, but the virtual rooms! (As a bonus it has been proved humans memory interact with entering and lea
by Qantourisc 12y ago
Drop xmonad, what you want is no-longer the virtual desktops, but the virtual rooms! (As a bonus it has been proved humans memory interact with entering and leaving rooms.) We will be hanging applications on the walls like pictures.
- eyko 12y agoThanks, but no thanks.
- XorNot 12y agoI always thought what you need is instead a kind of body model. So you have things which are attached to your head, things which follow position relative to your body, and things which follow your absolute position in the world. Most people would work in body-space, and maybe have several different overlays they switch between for that. On top of that, you probably need the concept of the private, shared and public objects in all these spaces - you can interact or allow people into a limited view of your 3D environment.