Actual Tools
Forums list
New topics
Topics list
Search
Help
Login
Register


Topic: «Profiles and virtual desktops » on forum: Technical Support   Views: 1959
 
Timothy Grant
 
 Posts: 28
Joined: 03/12/2016
Posted: 03/12/2016 10:57:08
 
 
 I recently changed to a Surface Book after having run Linux and Apple laptops/desktops for the last 20 years or so. One of the things Apple and Linux get really right is the way they handle virtual desktops. Until I started playing with Actual Window Manager, I was terrified I wouldn't have anything close to what I was used to. Thankfully that fear has been alleviated.

My typical configuration is Laptop as secondary monitor and external monitor as my primary monitor. In that configuration, I run five virtual desktops on the primary monitor and three on the secondary. However, when I undock I would love to be able to reconfigure as automatically as possible to have the eight virtuals all on the laptop. It doesn't look as if Profiles supports this. Is there any other mechanism for handling a dock/un-dock situation?
 
Top
Bogdan Polishchuk
Administrator
 
 Posts: 4113
Joined: 04/04/2012
Posted: 03/14/2016 15:01:52
 
 
 Hello, Timothy

Quote
My typical configuration is Laptop as secondary monitor and external monitor as my primary monitor. In that configuration, I run five virtual desktops on the primary monitor and three on the secondary. However, when I undock I would love to be able to reconfigure as automatically as possible to have the eight virtuals all on the laptop.
Unfortunately, there is no such ability.

But we'll consider this as a feature request.

Best regards.
 
Top
Timothy Grant
 
 Posts: 28
Joined: 03/12/2016
Posted: 03/14/2016 20:55:34
 
 
 Thanks for the response!

Much appreciated!
 
Top


User(s) reading this topic
Number of guests: 1, registered members: 0, in total hidden: 0
Forums list
New topics
Topics list
Search
Help
Login
Register



 
HomeProductsDownloadOrderContactsPress Map Privacy
Copyright © 2002-2025 Actual Tools. All rights reserved.

Windows and the Windows logo are trademarks of the Microsoft group of companies.