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Damned Dirty Ape
Window management is the main reason I haven't yet taken the plunge to a single big-ass display. The tools I've seen from display manufacturers (at least for Windows) were left wanting.
Fortunately, Windows 10 does have virtual desktop capability. Unfortunately, the UX blows. If all you want to do is change desktops by direction and you're ok with a horizontal only layout, then you might be able to live with it.
In my case, my muscle memory from the last 25 years of desktop use was ctrl-alt-<n> and it's hard to unlearn that. On Windows, I use the Virtual Desktop Enhancer which lets me bind custom keys to specific desktops, and keys to toggle pinning the focused window to all desktops. Unfortunately VDE is abandoned, but I'm happy to say it still works even on Windows 1903.
As a Linux lifer, this was always one of the most aggravating things about Windows.I wish we would have better multi desktop utilities in Win10. Working in vfx we usually use linux / CentOS which has very robust multi desktop setups. So by Ctrl/Alt and left/right arrow clicking I can switch between 4 or even 8 independant desktops - very robust. Don't know if thats available in Win.
Fortunately, Windows 10 does have virtual desktop capability. Unfortunately, the UX blows. If all you want to do is change desktops by direction and you're ok with a horizontal only layout, then you might be able to live with it.
In my case, my muscle memory from the last 25 years of desktop use was ctrl-alt-<n> and it's hard to unlearn that. On Windows, I use the Virtual Desktop Enhancer which lets me bind custom keys to specific desktops, and keys to toggle pinning the focused window to all desktops. Unfortunately VDE is abandoned, but I'm happy to say it still works even on Windows 1903.