Filed under: Utilities, Windows, Open Source
Windows Pager creates Linux-like virtual desktops in Windows
by Brad Linder Dec 24th 2008
Windows Pager also creates 4 little icons in the Windows taskbar that indicate what's going on in each desktop. You can right click on the edge of any program window or on the taskbar icon for a program to move it from one desktop to another or to mark it as something that should be visible in each workspace.
The open source program can be run as an executable file (no installation necessary), which means you can throw it on a USB flash drive and use it on any computer. It also weighs in at just over 500KB, so it won't take up much space at all on that flash drive.
The download link for Windows Pager wasn't working when I tried it this afternoon, so you may want to download the app from Download.com instead.
[via TechnoSpot]
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