Written by dioxholster the 21 May 12 at 02:21.

have each workspace have its own desktop shortcuts as placed by the user while File Manager can show all of them in the same folder oblivious to the aforementioned visual setup. For example, a user can prefer to have his downloaded files be sorted into one workspace while the other workspace next to it houses miscellaneous files, and one being completely devoid of icons and files. This way, workspaces can be utilized in secondary non-app way. Other proposals related are wallpaper variances for each workspace.

have each workspace have its own desktop shortcuts as placed by the user while File Manager can show all of them in the same folder oblivious to the aforementioned visual setup. For example, a user can prefer to have his downloaded files be sorted into one workspace while the other workspace next to it houses miscellaneous files, and one being completely devoid of icons and files. This way, workspaces can be utilized in secondary non-app way. Other proposals related are wallpaper variances for each workspace.

Written by Chelloveck314 the 23 May 12 at 15:41.

when the desktop becomes full, have the default setting allow horizontal or vertical scrolling (maybe give the ability for the user to choose which) of the desktop to view more files and icons.

when the desktop becomes full, have the default setting allow horizontal or vertical scrolling (maybe give the ability for the user to choose which) of the desktop to view more files and icons.