VirtuaWin 3.2

VirtuaWin - The Virtual Desktop Manager Using a virtual desktop manager is a way to organize applications over several "virtual" desktops. For example if you use two virtual desktops you are able to put a webbrowser on desk 1 and by using a desktop manager "switch away" the webbrowser and it will seem like you have a new empty workspace (desk 2) to put another application/applications on. Virtual desktops are very common in the Unix community and once getting used to this, it is very hard to manage without it.
Main features:
- Configurable key/mouse control
- Small, fast and easy to use, "just the needed stuff"
- Supports user defined icons
- Can keep an active window on every desktop
- Can set windows sticky to make them appear on all desktops
- Configurable layout of virtual desktops, up to 9 desktops
- Supports modules for additional features
- Can save applications desktop belongings and restore them upon restart