GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 592151
Limit number of workspaces to 9 by default.
Last modified: 2009-11-11 21:45:12 UTC
Kind of gets crazy to go above that, even on larger monitors. This patch is dedicated to Ray Strode.
Created attachment 141008 [details] [review] Limit number of workspaces to 9 by default.
Comment on attachment 141008 [details] [review] Limit number of workspaces to 9 by default. * Subject is a bit weird - I don't see anything that's "by default" about this; it's a hard limit. You might be able to fool around with GConf keys or sending net-wm-messages to the root window, but the interaction would be pretty much undefined. - Dropping on the (+) should fail with a snap-back once you hit the limit, not launch stuff on the current workspace.
(In reply to comment #2) > (From update of attachment 141008 [details] [review]) > * Subject is a bit weird - I don't see anything that's "by default" about this; > it's a hard limit. You might be able to fool around with GConf keys or sending > net-wm-messages to the root window, but the interaction would be pretty much > undefined. > > - Dropping on the (+) should fail with a snap-back once you hit the limit, not > launch stuff on the current workspace. What about just hidding the (+) button in this case? To indicate that the limit is reached?
What will limiting maximum amount of workspaces give for a user ? Nothing than annoyance. So why you wanna write extra code only to annoy user by crossing his way ? I strongly suggest to make this unlimited by default. And for some special cases (that I can not even think of yet :) ) let user (or system administrator) limit this.
bug 593844 has a better fix. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 593844 ***