https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=503869
Douglas Silva <doug...@protonmail.ch> changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Status|NEEDSINFO |CONFIRMED
Resolution|WAITINGFORINFO |---
Ever confirmed|0 |1
--- Comment #3 from Douglas Silva <doug...@protonmail.ch> ---
(In reply to John Kizer from comment #2)
> Hi - I can reproduce the behavior you're referring to here, without
> rebooting in fact - closing and reopening the Virtual Desktops page in
> System Settings shows the reset value.
>
> I'm not sure if this is intentional design or not - but just to understand
> the use case, it sounds like you're manually deleting all additional virtual
> desktops as you work, or at least before ending your session? Is there a
> specific function in the system that you're triggering by going down to one
> desktop - e.g. do you need to do that for some other workflow to happen as
> you want it?
>
> Thanks!
I usually start with two desktops, then I create a few more as needed; when I'm
done with them, I delete the extra desktops until there's only two again. On
desktop 2, I open the Steam window and the Transmission torrent client —
applications I don't need to see all the time — and leave desktop 1 for the
essential tasks (browser, mail, etc). I switch apps using a hot-corner (Screen
Edge) that opens the Overview, just like GNOME — I like that workflow, but
wanted to try KDE anyway.
I just expected Rows would keep the value I set, regardless of how many virtual
desktops are present. But at least now I know a workaround — always keep two or
more virtual desktops — and I can live with that. When I login, the virtual
desktops from the previous session are restored.
I'm changing status to CONFIRMED, since you were able to reproduce. Thanks.
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