Virtual Desktop Improvement

Hi,
the VirtualDesktop Plugin is a nice tool, but, it would be nice if one can "move" windows to another Desktop (like Unix-Style Windowmanagers). I think it would be not so difficult to add an entry to the window's contextmenus.

Best Regards
FloSoft

Thank you for suggestion. This feature will be released.

Any progress report on this plugin. I'm a yunkie then it comes to VM . This is like my most wanted plugin. I would love something like in KDE or Gnome :lol:.

Anything?

Regards
//Thomas

if they would publish the sourcecode, i would modify it by myself and add those features i want

if they would publish the sourcecode, i would modify it by myself and add those features i want

No problems. Sources attached. If you have questions let me know.

Hi everybody,

Anything new about future VirtualDesktop improvements?
Hope it will look like this one 8)

(and forgive my impatience... :oops: )

I'm working on the improvments, but didnt had much time in the last few weeks. I've some problems with Windows sometimes it wont let me modify the SystemMenu, and sometimes i get duplicate windows or such things, but I'm working on it.

hey any progress? if you could add shortcuts to each one that would be really really cool...

Sorry, did not had any time the last months, i will try to redesign it around christmas.

if they would publish the sourcecode, i would modify it by myself and add those features i want

No problems. Sources attached. If you have questions let me know.

I'm not really a MS VC++ developer but I'd really like the ability to move windows into different desktops. Not having that functionalty severely limits the utility of this plug in.

As such I downloaded the code and attempted to build it with MS VC++ 2003 and received:

Code:

c:\cygwin\tmp\v-desktop\stdafx.h(13): fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'tlbpdk.h': No such file or directory

And indeed there is no tblpdk.h file to be found.

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