Re: Named, persistent workspaces

["Jasper St. Pierre" <jstpierre mecheye net>]

Change the rule slightly. It's now: "there is always only one empty, unnamed workspace". When you go to a workspace, there's a new "Name" field at the top in the full windows view. As soon as you start typing, there's a new, unnamed empty workspace that slides in. I assume the workspaces are ordered such that the "Name"d workspaces are before the unnamed, dynamic ones.


Additionally, the prefab workspace layouts is an interesting idea, but I think it's just a cover-up for the fact that gnome just doesn't have proper session saving. I'd like to shut down, and when I log back into gnome, I'll be exactly right where I was.

2011/4/27 David Prieto <frandavid100 gmail com>

Lars,

Dont give up on the dynamic workspaces, but let the advanced user be able to create named, persistent workspaces.

As I said above, how would you do that while respecting the rule that "there is always only one empty workspace"?

If you don't respect that one rule, you're giving up on dynamic workspaces.

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