Gnome starts with 4 virtual desktops available from the workspace switcher on the task bar. Is it possible to increase this number and, if so, how?
Thanks
ROB
Sure:
Right-click on the virtual desktops thing, Pager Settings: Virtual
Desktops: change 4 to something else.
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[QUOTE=ab;30618]Sure:
Right-click on the virtual desktops thing, Pager Settings: Virtual
Desktops: change 4 to something else.
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Good luck.
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By the ‘virtual desktops thing’ I assume you mean the thing just to the left of the clock that says 1/4, 2/4 etc?
Right clicking on this does not bring up a pager settings menu, it just brings up the worspace selector, exactly the same as a left click. I have installed 10 SLED12 machines and they all do this.
ROB
Hi
Then go to Settings->Tweak Tool->Workspaces and set the workspace
creation to static and then set the number of workspaces via the + or -
buttons. Or from the command line;
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.preferences num-workspaces <your_num>–
Cheers Malcolm °¿° LFCS, SUSE Knowledge Partner (Linux Counter #276890)
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Sorted, thanks.
ROB