Currently, whenever I start an application, it appears in the current page, and not in the page where it was invoked. I guess that is the default behaviour of every wm out there, but I wonder if it wouldn't be nicer to have the application windows appearing by default in the page where they were invoked.
This way you would simply go to page X and start firefox, go to Y and open up a terminal, and in Z start amsn. This way you would "populate" your work area and then return to the first page where probably firefox is already loaded. Currently you either start an app in one page and wait for it to load so that you can move to another page, or you load them all in the same page and then move them individually. I believe there is no _real easy_ way to do this, or is it? If there isn't, would it be useful or not? AddToMenu Applications Applications Title + app StartOnCurrentDesk app AddToFunc StartOnCurrentDesk StartsOnPage $[desk.n] $[page.nx] $[page.ny]` + I PipeRead `echo Style $1 StartsOnPage $[desk.n] $[page.nx] $[page.ny]` + I Exec exec $0
