Workspaces
Workspaces are separate desktops, each with its own windows. You never have to make one: there’s always an empty workspace after the last one in use, and workspaces you empty disappear, up to ten in all.
Switching
Section titled “Switching”| Keyboard | Super+1 to 9 and Super+0 for workspaces 1 to 10, or Ctrl+Alt+Left and Right for the one next to it |
| Touchpad | Swipe sideways with three fingers. The workspaces follow your fingers, and a quick flick can cross several |
| Mouse | Hold Super and scroll, or scroll over the taskbar |
| All windows | Super+Tab shows every workspace along the bottom; click one |
Past the first and last workspace, the desktop resists and springs back.
Moving windows
Section titled “Moving windows”- Drag a window onto a workspace in All windows.
- Super+Shift+Page Up and Page Down move the window you’re using to the workspace before or after.
- The window menu (Alt+Space) has Move to Workspace and Always on Visible Workspace.
Workspaces and the taskbar
Section titled “Workspaces and the taskbar”By default the taskbar lists windows from every workspace. To list only the current workspace’s windows, turn on Only list windows on the current workspace in the taskbar’s options.
With several displays
Section titled “With several displays”Only the main display switches workspaces. Windows on other displays stay put whichever workspace you’re on.