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I cannot move a "container" window to another workspace above 10. it switches to that desktop,I can open an app on a desktop greater than 10, but it does not move anything above 10.
it open blender on 11
If you've got identical config and it works for some workspaces but not for others, that would be an i3 bug.
Of course, it looks like you have not currently got identical config - you switch from super+number to alt+letter at the point where things stop working.
That should confirm whether it's moving the container to workspace 12 that is the issue, or the alt+w shortcut which is the issue. (The latter seems more likely to me, and may or not be a bug, or a shortcut conflict.)
If you've got identical config and it works for some workspaces but not for others, that would be an i3 bug.
Of course, it looks like you have not currently got identical config - you switch from super+number to alt+letter at the point where things stop working.
That should confirm whether it's moving the container to workspace 12 that is the issue, or the alt+w shortcut which is the issue. (The latter seems more likely to me, and may or not be a bug, or a shortcut conflict.)
thanks I was beginning to wonder if my keyboard was goofed up, and yeah, it was a hunt and peck config. it's been a few years since I've used i3 - I was looking for a quick fix and well we see where that got me.
I know i can switch to anything above 10, but, I am wondering if it is capable of moving windows to anything above 10.
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