Workspace Grid 2x2
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I switched from Ubuntu 16.04 to 17.10.
Then, I found out that Workspace Grid can mimic my previous Unity 2x2 Workspace.
But there is a problem that is annoying me and I was not able to solve so far.
I start with two workspaces. To get a third one, I must have some software opened on the other two workspaces. And so on.
What I need is that my four workspaces will be always there, despite there is something opened or not.
Is there a way to this with Workspace Grid or some other extersion?
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I switched from Ubuntu 16.04 to 17.10.
Then, I found out that Workspace Grid can mimic my previous Unity 2x2 Workspace.
But there is a problem that is annoying me and I was not able to solve so far.
I start with two workspaces. To get a third one, I must have some software opened on the other two workspaces. And so on.
What I need is that my four workspaces will be always there, despite there is something opened or not.
Is there a way to this with Workspace Grid or some other extersion?
17.10 workspaces gnome-shell
edited Apr 18 at 22:58
pomsky
22.7k77097
asked Apr 18 at 22:49
Sérgio Mafra
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up vote
1
down vote
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up vote
1
down vote
favorite
I switched from Ubuntu 16.04 to 17.10.
Then, I found out that Workspace Grid can mimic my previous Unity 2x2 Workspace.
But there is a problem that is annoying me and I was not able to solve so far.
I start with two workspaces. To get a third one, I must have some software opened on the other two workspaces. And so on.
What I need is that my four workspaces will be always there, despite there is something opened or not.
Is there a way to this with Workspace Grid or some other extersion?
17.10 workspaces gnome-shell
edited Apr 18 at 22:58
pomsky
22.7k77097
asked Apr 18 at 22:49
Sérgio Mafra
548
I switched from Ubuntu 16.04 to 17.10.
Then, I found out that Workspace Grid can mimic my previous Unity 2x2 Workspace.
But there is a problem that is annoying me and I was not able to solve so far.
I start with two workspaces. To get a third one, I must have some software opened on the other two workspaces. And so on.
What I need is that my four workspaces will be always there, despite there is something opened or not.
Is there a way to this with Workspace Grid or some other extersion?
17.10 workspaces gnome-shell
edited Apr 18 at 22:58
pomsky
22.7k77097
asked Apr 18 at 22:49
Sérgio Mafra
548
edited Apr 18 at 22:58
pomsky
22.7k77097
edited Apr 18 at 22:58
pomsky
22.7k77097
edited Apr 18 at 22:58
pomsky
22.7k77097
22.7k77097
asked Apr 18 at 22:49
Sérgio Mafra
548
asked Apr 18 at 22:49
Sérgio Mafra
548
asked Apr 18 at 22:49
Sérgio Mafra
548
548
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First install (GNOME) Tweaks by running
sudo apt install gnome-tweak-tool
Then launch Tweaks and go to the "Workspaces" section. Select "Static Workspaces" instead of "Dynamic Workspaces" and set the "Number of Workspaces" to 4.
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First install (GNOME) Tweaks by running
sudo apt install gnome-tweak-tool
Then launch Tweaks and go to the "Workspaces" section. Select "Static Workspaces" instead of "Dynamic Workspaces" and set the "Number of Workspaces" to 4.
answered Apr 18 at 22:57
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up vote
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First install (GNOME) Tweaks by running
sudo apt install gnome-tweak-tool
Then launch Tweaks and go to the "Workspaces" section. Select "Static Workspaces" instead of "Dynamic Workspaces" and set the "Number of Workspaces" to 4.
answered Apr 18 at 22:57
pomsky
22.7k77097
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up vote
2
down vote
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
First install (GNOME) Tweaks by running
sudo apt install gnome-tweak-tool
Then launch Tweaks and go to the "Workspaces" section. Select "Static Workspaces" instead of "Dynamic Workspaces" and set the "Number of Workspaces" to 4.
answered Apr 18 at 22:57
pomsky
22.7k77097
First install (GNOME) Tweaks by running
sudo apt install gnome-tweak-tool
Then launch Tweaks and go to the "Workspaces" section. Select "Static Workspaces" instead of "Dynamic Workspaces" and set the "Number of Workspaces" to 4.
answered Apr 18 at 22:57
pomsky
22.7k77097
answered Apr 18 at 22:57
pomsky
22.7k77097
answered Apr 18 at 22:57
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answered Apr 18 at 22:57
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