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Dendrobatus Azureus

This looks good, right? I can make unlimited desktops in XFCE, yeehaaa!

The big but(t) that I may only define 12 shortcuts to go straight to them, out of the box, but I have 16 now!

Now I have to go hunt for the config files, edit one by hand so I can make 16 specific shortcuts. Why limit the ammount and not put an easy option to add more if you need them, I ask myself. Now I need to kludge beyond desktop 12 and use CTRL ALT RIGHT, pfff

#UI #DE #XFCE #Desktops #Max12
#bash #csh #ksh #sh #parameters #Linux #programming #POSIX

"Workspaces" settings window. The window has two tabs, "General" and "Margins". The "General" tab is selected. Under the "Layout" section, it shows "Number of workspaces: 16" with a minus and plus button. Below that, under the "Names" section, is a list of workspaces numbered 1 through 16, each with the names "Workspace 1" through "Workspace 16". At the bottom of the window are buttons labeled "Help", "All Settings", and "Close".
"Window Manager" settings window, specifically the "Keyboard" tab. The window displays a list of window manager actions and their corresponding keyboard shortcuts. The actions listed are "Workspace 1" through "Workspace 12", with "Workspace 1" through "Workspace 4" having the shortcut "Shift+Ctrl+F1" through "Shift+Ctrl+F4" respectively, "Workspace 5" through "Workspace 11" having the shortcut "Shift+Ctrl+F6" through "Shift+Ctrl+F12" respectively, and "Workspace 12" having the shortcut "Shift+Ctrl+Alt+F12". Below the list are buttons labeled "Edit", "Clear", and "Reset to Defaults". At the very bottom of the window are buttons labeled "? Help", "<- All Settings", and "X Close". ―
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