How to Get Virtual Desktops on Windows with Dexpot

In case you're a Linux client, there's a great chance you can't live without virtual desktops. They're an extraordinary approach to composing your workspace. Depot brings virtual desktops to Windows, complete with 3d impacts and broad adaptability. 

Windows has dependably been behind with regards to virtual desktops. Indeed, Microsoft's own Virtual Desktop Manager force toy had some unpleasant edges.

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Installation

Dexpot is free, however just for private utilization. In case you're utilizing it on your home framework, you're ready. In case you're a consultant like me, you'll need to pay to utilize it for more than 30 days. 

Depot needs to introduce a toolbar when you introduce it — make sure to uncheck this checkbox

Getting Started

In the event that you didn't dispatch Depot from the installer, you can open it from your Start menu or desktop. You'll get a Depot symbol on your taskbar when you do. Float over the symbol and you'll see reviews of your virtual desktops.

Depot includes a privilege click menu to each window's title bar, so you can without much of a stretch move windows between desktops, make them generally on top, and perform different activities.

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When you've moved a window, you'll see it on your other desktop. 

Click the symbol to switch between desktops or click a desktop's review to change to that desktop. When you do, you'll recognize that the taskbar doesn't indicate applications that are open on different desktops, cleaning up your workspace and giving you a chance to concentrate on the applications you're utilizing.

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Viewing Virtual Desktops

Right-click the Dexpot framework tray symbol to see more alternatives. 

The Window Catalog alternative  shows all open windows on a desktop. You can utilize the shafts at the highest point of the screen to move between virtual desktops. 

The Full-Screen Preview alternative reveals to you a full-screen matrix of your virtual desktops. Click a desktop to change to it.

The Desktop Manager, Desktop Preview, and Desktop Windows choices give diverse methods for review and exchanging between your virtual desktops.

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Configuration

Dexpot gives broad setup choices. For every virtual desktop, you can change its experience, shroud the taskbar, naturally dispatch applications, and perform different activities. 

From the Settings window, you can arrange your hotkeys. Of course, Alt-# changes to a particular desktop and Shift-Alt-# moves a window to a particular desktop. 

You can likewise design Dexpot to switch between desktops when you move the mouse to a screen edge. 

On the Plugins and Extras sheet, you'll discover the Dexcube plugin. It gives a Compiz-style 3d block impact when you switch between your virtual desktops. 

The impact looks cool, so it could be useful for awing your companions. It does do the desktop switch take longer, however.

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Creating Rules

On the off chance that you generally need particular applications or windows to run on particular desktops, you can make tenets to have Dexpot oversee them for you. Utilize the Create Rule choice as a part of the Dexpot menu. 

The tenet can match with one or more conditions, for example, the program's .exe record or the window's title.

You can apply one or more activities, for example, moving the window to a particular desktop or making it generally on top. 

Dexpot  will demonstrate to you a synopsis of your guideline. 

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Do you like Dexpot, or do you lean toward an alternate virtual desktop arrangement? Leave a remark and let us know.