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I am trying to get my multiple desktops working to what I think is properly. I have simplymepis 6.5 and after I installed it there was only one desktop. No biggie I thought went into the desktop right clicked to go to configure desktop. I selected 4 desktops and hit apply and then enter. Nothing show up anywhere. I am expecting to have 4 boxes on my control panel numbered 1 2 3 and 4 so I can choose one but there is nothing. What am I doing wrong?
Reddazz yes I had tried with no success, but thank you.
Simon I was able to get what i was looking for with your suggestion. It took me a little bit of exploration to find what you were talking about but at least I found it.
Well done - with only one default desktop, there is no need for the switcher applet. There are quite a lot of applets for the panel, explore more have fun.
In case it will make it easier for anyone -- the "desktop switcher" is called "Desktop Preview & Pager" in the KDE "Add Applet" menu/dialog. To find/open it, right (i.e. secondary) click on an empty part of the Panel & (primary) click "Add Applet to Panel...", it's the 5th one down in "Add Applet".
Terminology lesson for the recent "refugee":
"Panel" is Linux term for what M$ calls the "Taskbar".
In Linux "Taskbar" means only the part of the Panel w/ the buttons for running windows.
In KDE (only) the Panel is also called the "Kicker".
that is pretty much what I had to do and what I meant by exploration in my post. You said it much better. I guess I thought I was the only one who had problems there but probably not. I should have presented a better post back with what i had to do the accomplish the multiple desktops. Again thank you for the great follow up support.
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