2011/6/9 Cyril Arnaud <[email protected]> > I guess that using workspaces will work pretty well. You can move from > workspaces to workspaces using either the overview or the Ctrl+Alt+up or > down. > Each workspace can then be used to group multiple sets of applications > together for improved productivity [image: ;)] > > -Cyril >
Yes for when I have two windows side by side with each other, I frequently switch between them with alt-tab. Lets say that I'm developing a website: I will then have emacs and firefox open side by side, switching very often between the two. If I want to switch task, lets say to casual browsing and chatting, I will switch workspace. -- www.twitter.com/Rovanion
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