On Tue, Nov 8, 2016 at 2:58 PM, Franz <169...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I installed V3.2  and started to play with the XFCE environment (very
> nice, many thanks to developers)
>
> It seems that if you open many VMs and many applications they are not
> grouped per VMs as with KDE, but are all randomly mixed together, so the
> panel is messy.
>
> Found that the 4 workplaces on the panel can help to put some order
> manually dedicating a worplace to each VM. That is good!
>
> I know how to start VM and applications from dom0 and have a script that
> does that. But is it possible to modify the script to tell for example that
> firefox of work VM should go into worplace 3 ?
>
> Of course the purpose of all that is to automate the starting of Qubes
> putting the more used applications each in its proper worplace.
>
> But of course there may be other way of which I am unaware to put some
> order on the panel.
>
>
I found a solution with wmctrl -s <n> where n is the number of the
workplace.  wmctrl  is default installed in dom0:

qvm-start personal
sleep 3
wmctrl -s 1
qvm-run personal nautilus
qvm-run personal firefox
qvm-start work
sleep 3
wmctrl -s 2
qvm-run work nautilus
qvm-run work firefox
etc.

If you put this in a script it will separate VMs each in its workplace with
a nice order.
Best
Fran

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