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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal
@CRussel: Qt doesn't have support for multiple virtual desktops, in Qt a "virtual desktop" is just a large rectangle containing the geometries of all monitors assigned to the virtual desktop. There can be only one such. I think what you are referring to is more like a "workspace" (i.e. a collection of windows that can all be switched to with a single key press/mouse action). Restoring to these is extremely platform specific and not supported in Qt.
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Fair enough, I'm sure Windows does it differently from anyone else. And I'm not surprised that Qt doesn't support it. But I did want to make sure you knew it had been tested. And should you ever want to bypass Qt and make it work with multiple desktops/workspaces, I would love it. Oh, and I'd test it.
But I admit, it's an edge case. Not sure how many people use it, but I latched on to it very early to keep some sort of organization in my very busy desktop. (I envy @
Atherton25 his setup!)