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Ubuntu, making heavy use of virtual desktops. Chrome / Terminals / gVim / irc I generally have one desktop with my browser, one with one terminal and (multipl
by sejje 12y ago
Ubuntu, making heavy use of virtual desktops.
Chrome / Terminals / gVim / irc
I generally have one desktop with my browser, one with one terminal and (multiple, usually) gVim instances, where I do my git commits etc. A third where I have my server running with logs etc. My team keeps up on irc, so I keep that on my server/log screen. I use my fourth desktop for various other apps, spotify etc.
I don't like windows being behind other windows.
- slang800 12y ago> I don't like windows being behind other windows. Same here, except I switched to Ubuntu-GNOME and used [ShellScape](https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/294/shellshape/ https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/294/shellshape/) to automate window resizing & moving into new workspaces so they don't overlap. Sadly, that broke when I updated GNOME, and now I'm just looking for a nice tiling WM to be a more permanent replacement... Basically I'm looking for something like con10uum (from 10/GUI) - but real.