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Immediately after a large upgrade yesterday, Ctrl+Alt+Up/Down were again grabbed by Cinnamon for toggling Expo and the Workspace selection. It looks like Cinnamon 3.8.8 on Debian 4.17 broke the switch up/switch down shortcuts :-(

Added some debug logging to assist with future incompatibility problems.

Added key binding support for Linux Mint 13 & Cinnamon 1.4.0.

Bugfix: Allow applet to properly resize with bottom panel.

Bugfix: Removed css junk that was messing up bottom panel style.

Workaround for "theme change makes row indicator disappear" bug.

Don't override theme style for better theme integration.

Compat: Add configuration via left-click on new icon.

compat: Remove right-click to configure for Cinnamon 2.2 compatibility.

Removed old style key binding registration.

Added option to keep original scale/expo keyboard shortcuts.

Added support for Cinnamon Settings API.

Bugfix: Watch for and correct any externally added/removed desktops.

Applet colors now based on Cinnamon theme.

Remove reliance on external stylesheet and performance limiting hack.

Maximum number of columns increased from 6 to 12.

Multiple visual styles to choose from: single row and grid.

Bugfix: Deregister event handlers when switching ui styles.

Bugfix: Stop trying to handle externally +/- desktops.

Added setting to choose direction to move when using mouse wheel.

Bugfix: Fixed mouse scrolling when scrolling by column.

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Thank you for using free software! Change Log

#LOGGING GNOME DESKLETS LICENSE#

This application is released under the GNU General Public License v2. Workspaces will cause Cinnamon to crash! While using this applet ONLY add/removeĭesktops via the applet's settings window. WARNING: Using Expo (or anything other than this applet) for adding/removing There is a setting in the settings dialog to disable this behavior. Navigate forward and backward in the workspace grid.īy default, this applet conflicts with and disables the Expo and Scale keyboard

You can also place your mouse over the switcher and use the scroll wheel to Switcher to navigate directly to a specific workspace or row. You can also click on the workspace or the row indicator lines within the Switch-to-workspace-right Ctrl+Alt+Right_Arrow Switch-to-workspace-left Ctrl+Alt+Left_Arrow Switch-to-workspace-down Ctrl+Alt+Down_Arrow By default they are as listed: switch-to-workspace-up Ctrl+Alt+Up_Arrow You can navigate between your workspaces using the standard system keyboard Get quite small if you have more than a few rows. Grid: A grid view of all existing workspaces. Is present to let you know what row you are in. Single Row: Workspaces are shown to you a single row at a time. There are currently two visual styles to choose from. The maximum number of workspaces supported by thisĪpplet is 12 columns by 6 rows. Enter the number of columns and rows you want andĬlick the close button. Just right click on the applet and choose "Configure."Īnd a dialog will appear. This applet allows you to configure the number or rows and columns in your To the left of this entry to enable this applet. Start the "Cinnamon Settings" program, go to the Applets section and lookįor the entry named "Workspace grid (2D) and switcher".Restart Cinnamon either by using Alt+F2, then hit 'r' then the enter key. ".local/share/cinnamon/applets" folder in your home directory. This applet has been tested to be compatible with the following versions of

#LOGGING GNOME DESKLETS CODE#

Portions of this code were adapted from the Gnome Shell Frippery Bottom Panel Portions of this code were adapted from the created by the Cinnamon Team. Switch workspaces instead of bringing up the Cinnamon Workspace Expo and Keyboard shortcuts for workspace up/down navigation are modified to actually Workspace switcher that understands multiple rows. This is a Cinnamon applet that implements a 2D workspace grid and provides a

2D workspace grid and switcher for Cinnamon Desktop Environment