<strong>Unless I've misunderstood the topic, that is... </strong><hr></blockquote>Actually, I believe you have misunderstood.
That dockling simply hides and unhides apps. Real multiple desktop implementations, although similar, are a bit more complex and powerful. Search around some unix or linux websites and you'll find plenty of information and pictures.
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No one as found a way to do this. It's generally assumed that OSX's window manager only allows one "desktop" at a time.
Multiple desktops is a feature of specific window managers, not unix. It is not a feature inherent to all unixes.
<strong>Nope.
No one as found a way to do this.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Really? Odd... I just found a pretty neat dockling that seems to fit the bill: <a href="http://www.versiontracker.com/moreinfo.fcgi?id=9738&db=mac"; target="_blank">Space.dock</a>. Unless I've misunderstood the topic, that is...
<strong>Unless I've misunderstood the topic, that is...
That dockling simply hides and unhides apps. Real multiple desktop implementations, although similar, are a bit more complex and powerful. Search around some unix or linux websites and you'll find plenty of information and pictures.
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<strong>Since OS X is essentially unix, can you get multiple desktops to run?</strong><hr></blockquote>
get "virtual pc".
i heard you can open up desktops for win95/98/2000.
(sorry, i just couldn't resist)
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