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My ever-evolving Quantum Realm desktop is getting close to perfect.

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in reply to Alex Hyett

Thanks! I really love it too! It feels like I have endless space on my screen, like I'm Tony Stark or something.
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in reply to Rolle Laukkarinen

Wow, that looks chaotic! 😀

(Just a matter of mindset and what I’m used to, I’m sure!)

in reply to Tero Ykspetäjä

@tero It makes perfect sense to me. I've always been a fan of floating windows and I hate tiling systems with a passion.
in reply to Rolle Laukkarinen

I’m not saying it wouldn’t make sense but I guess it would take some getting used to.

I prefer floating windows as well (I want to like tiling systems but so far haven’t managed to), but I prefer separate desktops with collections of windows in them instead of one huge space.

(Or at least I think I do—would have to test that out to actually know) 🙂

in reply to Tero Ykspetäjä

@tero I used to think I was a workspace person, but I'm not. It's hard for me to separate things into different containers. If I don't have an infinite canvas like this, I just stack windows endlessly on top of each other. On my Mac, it helps to have Launchpad/Exposé available. But this feels like having all windows constantly accessible - just zoom out. Still, it feels weird now to use a "regular desktop" 😄 like being locked in.
in reply to Rolle Laukkarinen

I *think* I’m pretty good at categorizing things. I have a pretty stable setup of 8 desktops across two displays, and they all contain a particular workspace for certain things. This seems to be the sweet spot for me—I rarely have to think about where a new app should go, they find their natural place rather easily. Still, might be good to shake up my habits a bit every now and then.
in reply to Tero Ykspetäjä

@tero I understand. I personally find it really difficult to categorize open windows. I'm the inbox-zero type of person, so I don't like leaving things "unclean" or "unfinished" in a way. I close apps I'm not using anymore, and I shut down my laptop when I'm done with stuff. I keep my desktop PC on because I run some server stuff there, and it's convenient to have those default apps open.
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