Ah I’ve found my people, I’m doing 9 atm to complete a 3x3 square in the overview. Only on my laptop though, using the trackpad guestures to switch or overview.
Nah, I don’t like running stuff on startup because I use the laptop for personal stuff also. Not going to open slack/email when I’m off. I don’t move them manually, I use window rules for them to open in a specific activity.
I have mine as
All bound to Meta+h/j/k/l/y/u/i and have a bash function to run and configured to go to the right places. KDE is good
This but with other order and Gnome. Fucking love workspaces.
Ah I’ve found my people, I’m doing 9 atm to complete a 3x3 square in the overview. Only on my laptop though, using the trackpad guestures to switch or overview.
1: Terminal 2: Editor 3: Git
4: Terminal 5: Browser 6: Browser
7: Terminal 8: Any GUI 9: Rest
What’s the bash function doing? Moving windows to the right desktops when they’re open? Do you have them open on system startup?
You can do that with Window Rules in KDE.
Nah, I don’t like running stuff on startup because I use the laptop for personal stuff also. Not going to open slack/email when I’m off. I don’t move them manually, I use window rules for them to open in a specific activity.
custart() { nohup slack --enable-features=WebRTCPipeWireCapturer & echo "Slack started" nohup spotify & echo "Spotify started" nohup datagrip & echo "Datagrip started" nohup birdtray & echo "Thunderbird started" nohup surfshark & echo "Surfshark started" nohup flatpak run --branch=stable --arch=x86_64 --command=teams-for-linux --file-forwarding com.github.IsmaelMartinez.teams_for_linux @@u %U @@ & echo "MS Teams started" }