Currently, and after installing COMPIZ, I find I'm limited to two workspaces. If I click on the workspaces app (under XFCE control center) I can't make any changes.
Is there a setting in Compiz that has taken this over? Or am I dealing with a bug? I seem to remember, way back when I tried Mint Debian/Gnome, having the same issue? Any help is appreciated.
Limited to 2 Workspaces using Compiz/XFCE
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Limited to 2 Workspaces using Compiz/XFCE
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Re: Limited to 2 Workspaces using Compiz/XFCE
Should beVtPoet wrote: Is there a setting in Compiz that has taken this over?
Re: Limited to 2 Workspaces using Compiz/XFCE
Thankyou. You know... I looked, but didn't look deeply enough.
Now if I could just get Docky to register the workspaces. Clicking on an active app only works if the app is in the current workspace.
Now if I could just get Docky to register the workspaces. Clicking on an active app only works if the app is in the current workspace.
Re: Limited to 2 Workspaces using Compiz/XFCE
Can't help you on that, afraid might give wrong info as not using xfce intensively (just "looking" around on it just to see how it looks like", same goes to docky as am using awn but i do think there's an option to enable an active apps to be shown in all workspaces.VtPoet wrote: Now if I could just get Docky to register the workspaces. Clicking on an active app only works if the app is in the current workspace.
Re: Limited to 2 Workspaces using Compiz/XFCE
Thanks. I just switched to AWN to see if there was a difference. Same issue. Can't open an app unless it's in the current workspace. Probably AWN & Docky looking in the wrong place (Gnome based) - but sorting this out is beyond my ken.