On Thu, 12 Jul 2012 22:29:00 +0100
Philip Stubbs <philip@???> wrote:
> > Another idea could be to use virtual desktops with one desktop for
> > each terminal group.
using virtual desktops is dead easy with gnome 2 or gnome classic but I
found it confusing in gnome 3 with its floating applications/desktops.
You can give each workspace a name using the Workspace Switcher
Preferences so easy to know what each space is for.
I looked at awesome once but it didn't suit the way I work but it is, I
think, ideal for someone who works mostly with the keyboard but you'd
need to learn the keystrokes that are used to control it, as Philip
says.
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