I have a script which opens different application and I want them to be opened in particular workspace ( the same where the script is run ). Is it possible without setting workspace for every particular application?
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I have a script which opens different application and I want them to be opened in particular workspace ( the same where the script is run ). Is it possible without setting workspace for every particular application?
Application is unaware in which workspace it is running, so it’s impossible for application to open another in the same workspace. It’s only possible to tell for particular application in which workspace to run(with the help of devilspie for example)