August 1999
Intermediate to advanced
328 pages
8h 58m
English
Gnome incorporates the concept of virtual desktops. Virtual desktops provide a cheap way to extend the available screen real estate. Each virtual desktop can have many open windows—more than would fit on one desktop.
To navigate among virtual desktops:
1. | On the Gnome panel, locate the Virtual desktop console (Figure 3.14).
The console displays a small representation of each desktop with its open windows. |
2. | Click the representation of a desktop to open that virtual desktop or use the mouse to move off the current screen to the next virtual desktop. |
If virtual desktops disturb you, you might want to eliminate all but one of them.
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There's a small but noticeable performance drop when ...
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