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“Setting up windows on virtual desktops with Fedora-KDE-44” VIBET
It is easy to set windows on virtual desktops with Fedora 44 because
a simple autostart operation can do the job.
The first step to do this consists to define the N-Virtual-Desktops
which you would use on the machine (N=1,2…20). This operation can
be done via the KDE Fast-Settings facility, or with the help of
the wmcrl program. Next a script shell ~/Konsoles–N.sh
must be designed, which combines /usr/bin/konsole calls and
qdbus actions. Its first and end lines are:
#!/bin/bash
sleep 6s # delay-time to adjust
Konsole #1
DISPLAY=:0 /usr/bin/konsole --profile=Prof1 -p ‘LocalTabTitleFormat=Konsole 1’ &#
sleep .7s
Konsole #2
qdbus org.kde.KWin /KWin nextDesktop
DISPLAY=:0 /usr/bin/konsole --profile=Prof2 -p ‘LocalTabTitleFormat=Konsole 2’ &#
sleep .7s
…
Switch to Desktop #1
qdbus org.kde.KWin /KWin nextDesktop
exit 0
where the profiles as ‘Prof1.profile’… must be designed manually for each
window before to start. Finally, Fedora 44 is able to launch the above
script automatically after the login-in via the autostart program
~/.config/autostart/Afterboot.desktop
#!
[Desktop Entry]
Version=1.0
Type=Application
Terminal=false
Exec=‘/home/username/Konsoles–N.sh’
Name=Afterboot.desktop
Use the absolute path for the file ‘Konsoles–N.sh’. Then, a reboot is required.
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