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mzur / gnome-shell-wsmatrix

GNOME shell extension to arrange workspaces in a two-dimensional grid with workspace thumbnails
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Fix default wraparound mode #189

Closed stelian42 closed 3 years ago

stelian42 commented 3 years ago

I have a 3x3 workspace layout, and when I'm in the top left workspace (1;1), issuing the keyboard shortcut to change to the left workspace changes to the top right workspace (1;3). Similarly, issuing the keyboard shortcut to change to the upper workspace changes to the bottom left workspace (3;1).

This is a new behaviour, before that, when I was in the top left workspace, issuing the keyboard shortcuts to go left or up did nothing.

I like the previous behaviour better, with the new behaviour I quiclky become confused about the current workspace.

Can you please change the bahaviour to the old one, or at least add a setting to select between the two.

Thanks.

mzur commented 3 years ago

Please have a look which "wraparound mode" is configured in the extension settings. It should be set to None.

stelian42 commented 3 years ago

Thanks for the quick answer.

And you are of course correct, although I did look to the extensions settings before reporting but I must be blind.

Sorry :(

mzur commented 3 years ago

Not so fast :smile: I noticed that in fact the default wraparound mode changed with GNOME 40 support. Before, it was None. Now it is Rows/Columns. This should be changed back to None.