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    Tofloor
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    tf55337
    deepin
    2014-10-07 22:43
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    Thanks Spectre!

    One more thing.....is there a way to accomplish the same thing using the dock in the same way Unity has a button that can be shown on the Unity Launcher?  I understand the corner navigation do not have the option and I'm guessing that using a tweak tool from Ubuntu won't work either.
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    tf55337
    deepin
    2014-10-07 11:00
    #1
    Hello,

    Is there ability to have multiple workspaces in Deepin 2014.1 as in other Debian/Ubuntu derivatives?  If not, will it be available in future releases?

    Thanks
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    Spectre
    deepin
    2014-10-07 13:30
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    Hold down the Ctrl & Alt keys at the same time and then use the Arrow keys to switch to another workspace.
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    Spectre
    deepin
    2014-10-09 03:02
    #3
    Thanks Spectre!

    One more thing.....is there a way to accomplish the same thing using the dock in the same way Unity has a button that can be shown on the Unity Launcher?  I understand the corner navigation do not have the option and I'm guessing that using a tweak tool from Ubuntu won't work either.
    I would imagine that there is but I am not aware of which ones will work with Deepin.

    Maybe Indicator Workspaces...
    https://launchpad.net/indicator-workspaces

    I have not tried it myself so I don't know if it works or not.
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    Maggieszd
    deepin
    2014-10-09 21:36
    #4
    @tf55337
    Sorry, we currently do not have a button that can be shown on the Unity Launcher, but the next version may provide, you can use keyboard shortcuts "Super +S" to instead.
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