I am a “messy desk” person and like to have a big open visual space for all the pseudo-temporary files belonging to whatever project I’m working on at a given time. It would be nice to have a workspace specifically dedicated for “work” and still be able to create a fresh one when needed, without having to “put all the work stuff away” first. I’ve found GNOME extensions that allow different wallpapers, which is great, but I would love to have an actual separate desktop, not just windows.

Bonus points if I could change the dock applications and GTK theme too.

Running Ubuntu 22.04, btw.

  • Octopus1348@lemy.lol
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    10 months ago

    GNOME now supports multiple workspaces, so update to Ubuntu 24.04 when it comes out in April (or now to 23.10, you do you).

    If you do that, I recommend the Desktop Cube GNOME extension. It gives some sick animations and 3D effects to the workspace switcher.

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      10 months ago

      I guess maybe I don’t understand what workspaces are? Because I’ve been operating under the assumption that I’ve been using multiple workspaces with GNOME for a long time now.

      Are you saying the GNOME update in April will each workspace to have it’s own unique desktop folder?