The Big Advantage With Linux: Multiple Desktops
I decided yesterday to give up working on Windows natively and returning back to my preferred Arch Linux mainly because of one thing.
Multiple desktops.
Yes, something as simple as having multiple desktops is what caused me to ditch my Windows designing environment. Sure, some may say that you can have multiple desktops on Windows, and I’ll be the first to agree with them. But you know what? I haven’t seen anything on Windows work as well or as efficiently as what I can have on Linux.
When I combine multiple desktops with some Compiz features I can be so much more productive than I ever have been using Windows.
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