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Link: http:// Downloads: 311	Submitted: Jan 9 2006 Updated: Jan 9 2006
Description: Icon only on specific desktops It\'s just an idea: (or KDE can do it allready?) another property of an icon on the desktop. For example I use 4 desktop: 1. work 2. fooling around 3. download 4. chat So it would be nice if my licq, amsn, skype icons would only appear in my 4th desktop. Or d4x, azureus, valknut would appear only in my \"download\" desktop. Just an idea :) ps: the picture is only one of my desktop License: GPL

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great idea

by fredinator2 on: Jan 26 2006

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Wwhen i used to use windows i heard that linux could have multiple desktops. I thought it ment this but it didn't. Since i switched to linux I hoped that someone else would suggest this - and hear it is. Great idea!

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The problem on Windows is that the desktop is filled with icons because the user does not want to look in the unorganized (messed up) menu.
KDE has a nice organized menu so that you can easily find your application. Of course there application you use a lot and you can put an icon of it on kicker.

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Icon only on specific desktops

KDE4 Brainstorm

great idea

Wwhen i used to use windows i heard that linux could have multiple desktops. I thought it ment this but it didn't. Since i switched to linux I hoped that someone else would suggest this - and hear it is. Great idea!

Re: great idea

The problem on Windows is that the desktop is filled with icons because the user does not want to look in the unorganized (messed up) menu.
KDE has a nice organized menu so that you can easily find your application. Of course there application you use a lot and you can put an icon of it on kicker.

Icon only on specific desktops

KDE4 Brainstorm

great idea

Wwhen i used to use windows i heard that linux could have multiple desktops. I thought it ment this but it didn't. Since i switched to linux I hoped that someone else would suggest this - and hear it is. Great idea!

Re: great idea

The problem on Windows is that the desktop is filled with icons because the user does not want to look in the unorganized (messed up) menu. KDE has a nice organized menu so that you can easily find your application. Of course there application you use a lot and you can put an icon of it on kicker.

The problem on Windows is that the desktop is filled with icons because the user does not want to look in the unorganized (messed up) menu.
KDE has a nice organized menu so that you can easily find your application. Of course there application you use a lot and you can put an icon of it on kicker.