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Currently I use gnome-shell and put all windows I do not need right now on the second workspace. Two screens are attached to the computer.

For some reason the windows float back from the second to the first workspace after a while. I believe that they come back if the main desktop is empty (first screen, first workspace is empty).

  • Is there an option to prevent such behaviour?
  • Can I force gnome-shell to keep everything where it is?
  • (optional: Even if there is an whole empty workspace between)

Thanks in advance.

LeMike
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  • This has nothing to do with writing Gnome-Shell-Extensions. Also, if you don't want these "dynamic workspaces", you can disable them: http://www.maketecheasier.com/disable-automatic-workspaces-in-gnome-3/2011/07/14 – Lukas Knuth Aug 31 '13 at 23:39

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sudo apt-get install gnome-tweak-tool

And in shell disable the "Dynamic Workspaces".

Thanks to Lukas Knuth!

LeMike
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