How to make every screen has his own desktop [duplicate]

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Currently i have 2 screens and i've activated the workspaces feature. When I switch to another workspace, the 2 screens switch the workspace and this isn't the behavior I want.



I want a Mac like workspace support where only the screen I focus switch the workspace.



How can I do this ?




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    Have you looked at this thread? askubuntu.com/questions/21711/…
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  • No i didn't found this thread, i'm going to read it. I only found on the web solutions to use the trackpad like mac to change workspace
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  • Multiple monitors, multiple workspaces?

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Currently i have 2 screens and i've activated the workspaces feature. When I switch to another workspace, the 2 screens switch the workspace and this isn't the behavior I want.



I want a Mac like workspace support where only the screen I focus switch the workspace.



How can I do this ?




workspaces workspace-switcher




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marked as duplicate by Fabby, user117103, Eric Carvalho, Jacob Vlijm, karel Apr 25 at 22:41


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    Have you looked at this thread? askubuntu.com/questions/21711/…
    – Graham
    Apr 25 at 14:33










  • No i didn't found this thread, i'm going to read it. I only found on the web solutions to use the trackpad like mac to change workspace
    – Kpone
    Apr 30 at 9:06












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  • Multiple monitors, multiple workspaces?

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Currently i have 2 screens and i've activated the workspaces feature. When I switch to another workspace, the 2 screens switch the workspace and this isn't the behavior I want.



I want a Mac like workspace support where only the screen I focus switch the workspace.



How can I do this ?




workspaces workspace-switcher




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  • Multiple monitors, multiple workspaces?

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Currently i have 2 screens and i've activated the workspaces feature. When I switch to another workspace, the 2 screens switch the workspace and this isn't the behavior I want.



I want a Mac like workspace support where only the screen I focus switch the workspace.



How can I do this ?





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  • Multiple monitors, multiple workspaces?

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marked as duplicate by Fabby, user117103, Eric Carvalho, Jacob Vlijm, karel Apr 25 at 22:41


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marked as duplicate by Fabby, user117103, Eric Carvalho, Jacob Vlijm, karel Apr 25 at 22:41


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    Have you looked at this thread? askubuntu.com/questions/21711/…
    – Graham
    Apr 25 at 14:33










  • No i didn't found this thread, i'm going to read it. I only found on the web solutions to use the trackpad like mac to change workspace
    – Kpone
    Apr 30 at 9:06












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    Have you looked at this thread? askubuntu.com/questions/21711/…
    – Graham
    Apr 25 at 14:33










  • No i didn't found this thread, i'm going to read it. I only found on the web solutions to use the trackpad like mac to change workspace
    – Kpone
    Apr 30 at 9:06







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Have you looked at this thread? askubuntu.com/questions/21711/…
– Graham
Apr 25 at 14:33




Have you looked at this thread? askubuntu.com/questions/21711/…
– Graham
Apr 25 at 14:33












No i didn't found this thread, i'm going to read it. I only found on the web solutions to use the trackpad like mac to change workspace
– Kpone
Apr 30 at 9:06




No i didn't found this thread, i'm going to read it. I only found on the web solutions to use the trackpad like mac to change workspace
– Kpone
Apr 30 at 9:06










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In Unity you can right click in the window you want to "pin" and select "Always on visible workspace".



In Gnome, using gnome-tweak-tool, in the Workspaces tab you can choose to activate "Workspaces on primary display only".






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  • In KDE: Kmenu, System settings, Keyboard and Mouse, Global Keyboard Shortcuts, for KDE component select Kwin Scroll down click on Switch to Desktop 1 select Custom and click in the box right next to Custom. You can enter just about any key combo there.
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  • In my opinion the question Multiple monitors, multiple workspaces? is slightly different and is not exactly what @kpone is asking.
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    May 18 at 16:40

















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In Unity you can right click in the window you want to "pin" and select "Always on visible workspace".



In Gnome, using gnome-tweak-tool, in the Workspaces tab you can choose to activate "Workspaces on primary display only".






share|improve this answer






















  • In KDE: Kmenu, System settings, Keyboard and Mouse, Global Keyboard Shortcuts, for KDE component select Kwin Scroll down click on Switch to Desktop 1 select Custom and click in the box right next to Custom. You can enter just about any key combo there.
    – José Castillo Lema
    May 12 at 17:14










  • In my opinion the question Multiple monitors, multiple workspaces? is slightly different and is not exactly what @kpone is asking.
    – José Castillo Lema
    May 18 at 16:40














up vote
1
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In Unity you can right click in the window you want to "pin" and select "Always on visible workspace".



In Gnome, using gnome-tweak-tool, in the Workspaces tab you can choose to activate "Workspaces on primary display only".






share|improve this answer






















  • In KDE: Kmenu, System settings, Keyboard and Mouse, Global Keyboard Shortcuts, for KDE component select Kwin Scroll down click on Switch to Desktop 1 select Custom and click in the box right next to Custom. You can enter just about any key combo there.
    – José Castillo Lema
    May 12 at 17:14










  • In my opinion the question Multiple monitors, multiple workspaces? is slightly different and is not exactly what @kpone is asking.
    – José Castillo Lema
    May 18 at 16:40












up vote
1
down vote










up vote
1
down vote









In Unity you can right click in the window you want to "pin" and select "Always on visible workspace".



In Gnome, using gnome-tweak-tool, in the Workspaces tab you can choose to activate "Workspaces on primary display only".






share|improve this answer














In Unity you can right click in the window you want to "pin" and select "Always on visible workspace".



In Gnome, using gnome-tweak-tool, in the Workspaces tab you can choose to activate "Workspaces on primary display only".







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answered Apr 25 at 16:18









José Castillo Lema

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  • In KDE: Kmenu, System settings, Keyboard and Mouse, Global Keyboard Shortcuts, for KDE component select Kwin Scroll down click on Switch to Desktop 1 select Custom and click in the box right next to Custom. You can enter just about any key combo there.
    – José Castillo Lema
    May 12 at 17:14










  • In my opinion the question Multiple monitors, multiple workspaces? is slightly different and is not exactly what @kpone is asking.
    – José Castillo Lema
    May 18 at 16:40
















  • In KDE: Kmenu, System settings, Keyboard and Mouse, Global Keyboard Shortcuts, for KDE component select Kwin Scroll down click on Switch to Desktop 1 select Custom and click in the box right next to Custom. You can enter just about any key combo there.
    – José Castillo Lema
    May 12 at 17:14










  • In my opinion the question Multiple monitors, multiple workspaces? is slightly different and is not exactly what @kpone is asking.
    – José Castillo Lema
    May 18 at 16:40















In KDE: Kmenu, System settings, Keyboard and Mouse, Global Keyboard Shortcuts, for KDE component select Kwin Scroll down click on Switch to Desktop 1 select Custom and click in the box right next to Custom. You can enter just about any key combo there.
– José Castillo Lema
May 12 at 17:14




In KDE: Kmenu, System settings, Keyboard and Mouse, Global Keyboard Shortcuts, for KDE component select Kwin Scroll down click on Switch to Desktop 1 select Custom and click in the box right next to Custom. You can enter just about any key combo there.
– José Castillo Lema
May 12 at 17:14












In my opinion the question Multiple monitors, multiple workspaces? is slightly different and is not exactly what @kpone is asking.
– José Castillo Lema
May 18 at 16:40




In my opinion the question Multiple monitors, multiple workspaces? is slightly different and is not exactly what @kpone is asking.
– José Castillo Lema
May 18 at 16:40


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