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Tired navigating through many minimized applications on Windows machine?
Tired working on single desktop all day? Now you can have as many desktops you want & switch between them...
Simplify your working experience by trying these awesome free utilities & feel the difference...
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1. Dexpot
Dexpot is a feature rich desktop manager for Windows. You can setup Dexpot to simply enable extra workspace up to 20 total workspaces just to have a little extra space to spread out your work. If you delve into the more advanced features you can set up rules for where applications will end up when launched and customize each virtual desktop to have its own wallpaper and resolution. Dexpot has multiple ways of navigating your virtual desktops including keyboard shortcuts, a small thumbnail catalog of your active desktops, and a full screen Exposé-like preview of all desktops.
2. VirtuaWin
VirtuaWin is a simple virtual-desktop manager that a power user can quickly turn into a highly customized tool thanks to a large library of plug-ins. Out of the box VirtuaWin does a great job with simple window switching and management, but VirtuaWin users have contributed a variety of useful plug-ins to the project that do everything from change wallpaper based on your current desktop to selectively enabling and disabling icons on each individual desktop. If you're using VirtuaWin to separate work from play or to separate individual projects, you'll even find a plug-in for tracking how much time you spend in each virtual space.
Tired navigating through many minimized applications on Windows machine?
Tired working on single desktop all day? Now you can have as many desktops you want & switch between them...
Simplify your working experience by trying these awesome free utilities & feel the difference...
Just scroll below...
1. Dexpot
Dexpot is a feature rich desktop manager for Windows. You can setup Dexpot to simply enable extra workspace up to 20 total workspaces just to have a little extra space to spread out your work. If you delve into the more advanced features you can set up rules for where applications will end up when launched and customize each virtual desktop to have its own wallpaper and resolution. Dexpot has multiple ways of navigating your virtual desktops including keyboard shortcuts, a small thumbnail catalog of your active desktops, and a full screen Exposé-like preview of all desktops.
2. VirtuaWin
VirtuaWin is a simple virtual-desktop manager that a power user can quickly turn into a highly customized tool thanks to a large library of plug-ins. Out of the box VirtuaWin does a great job with simple window switching and management, but VirtuaWin users have contributed a variety of useful plug-ins to the project that do everything from change wallpaper based on your current desktop to selectively enabling and disabling icons on each individual desktop. If you're using VirtuaWin to separate work from play or to separate individual projects, you'll even find a plug-in for tracking how much time you spend in each virtual space.
