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KDE & Plasma users @lemmy.ml kotatsuyaki @beehaw.org

How to set the screen split position per virtual desktop?

On KDE Plasma 5.27 (X11), how do I set the screen split position per virtual desktop? When I do this,

  1. Switch to the 1st virtual desktop
  2. Drag two windows to the left and the right edges of the display, respectively
  3. Switch to the 2nd virtual desktop
  4. Drag two windows to the left and the right edges of the display, respectively
  5. Adjust the split position from 1:1 to, say, 3:1
  6. Switch to the 1st virtual desktop

The split position on the 1st virtual desktop is also affected. How do I make it so that different virtual desktops have different split positions?

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How to replace Aurora Store without gapps now when Aurora was closed by google? edit. Aurora works again, thanks for everybody involved in Aurora!

  • It isn't "closed", is it? From the issue on the GitLab repo it's rate limited, but I still managed to install apps with Aurora yesterday.

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    Good resources for customizing launch screen?

  • What kind of launch screen customization do people do? I used to use dashboard with copy-pasted config from its readme, but recently I've found it more useful to make it open my org note right upon launch, because that's what I do most of the time.

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    I went to Reddit today...

  • Wait, I didn't know that it's possible to use RSS readers to view Reddit. Just tried it out, and it's even better than using old Reddit (which I've been doing for ages).

    Edit: Here's how to use RSS readers to view Reddit.

    If there’s content on Reddit

    And there are a lot of content there indeed. I find myself constantly appending reddit or site:reddit.com to my search engine terms in a desperate attempt to get information from real-ish people and not from SEO shit.