Dual monitor, Independent workspace
I searched this for a while but I cannot find a solution.
I am using Xubuntu 16.04 and Xfce 4.12.
When I plug a second monitor my workspace is expanded into the two monitors (this is the default behaviour). What I want instead is to display a different workspace in the second monitor (could be the rightmost workspace or any fixed workspace, both options would work fine for me).
Is this possible with Xfce or should I install another desktop environment?
Thanks in advance.
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I searched this for a while but I cannot find a solution.
I am using Xubuntu 16.04 and Xfce 4.12.
When I plug a second monitor my workspace is expanded into the two monitors (this is the default behaviour). What I want instead is to display a different workspace in the second monitor (could be the rightmost workspace or any fixed workspace, both options would work fine for me).
Is this possible with Xfce or should I install another desktop environment?
Thanks in advance.
xorg multiple-monitors xfce workspaces
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I searched this for a while but I cannot find a solution.
I am using Xubuntu 16.04 and Xfce 4.12.
When I plug a second monitor my workspace is expanded into the two monitors (this is the default behaviour). What I want instead is to display a different workspace in the second monitor (could be the rightmost workspace or any fixed workspace, both options would work fine for me).
Is this possible with Xfce or should I install another desktop environment?
Thanks in advance.
xorg multiple-monitors xfce workspaces
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I searched this for a while but I cannot find a solution.
I am using Xubuntu 16.04 and Xfce 4.12.
When I plug a second monitor my workspace is expanded into the two monitors (this is the default behaviour). What I want instead is to display a different workspace in the second monitor (could be the rightmost workspace or any fixed workspace, both options would work fine for me).
Is this possible with Xfce or should I install another desktop environment?
Thanks in advance.
xorg multiple-monitors xfce workspaces
xorg multiple-monitors xfce workspaces
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