On Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 12:03 PM, Sajith Kalathingal < [email protected]> wrote:
> Problem: > > Gnome shell is easier to use when there is only one application in a > workspace. However, at times we need to access related application easily. > For example when I'm working on my thesis I will need a webbrowser, Latex > editor and terminals easily accessible. I may also want to take a break > during work and watch some videos or listen to music. One solution to this > problem is to keep related applications in adjacent workspace. However, > there exists following issues > I don't understand why you do not put related tasks in the same workspace. I think that the workspace has exactly the meaning of grouping related task. > Solution: > > 1) Create workspace grouping: I should be able to group a workspace with a > name. For example, I should be able to group webbrowser, latex editor and > terminals into a single group called "work". So in case if webbrowser crash > I can relaunch it into the "work" group. > it seems quite complex to manage a second dimension of workspace. How do you imagine the UI to manage this? > > 2) Allow rearranging workspaces. I should be able to move the workspaces > by drag and drop and reorder it. > > I agree. This capability could be useful.
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