Windows 7 and multiple desktop support

An article has appeared on digihub questioning Microsoft choice to not allow multiple desktops within any of its Windows versions, including the upcoming Windows 7. Operating Systems such as Leopard and Ubuntu use multiple desktops to allow you to easily switch between different work spaces.

Multiple desktops have been around for a long time and allow a boost to productivity if used correctly and efficiently, for example if you are constantly emailing, word processing, Internet browsing and image editing rather than having all of these tasks going on in one busy workplace you could use the desktop virtualization to in affect have these tasks happening on four different desktops.

With the ever growing importance of ease of use and productivity, it is a surprise Microsoft didn’t include a multiple desktop feature for Windows 7, especially on netbooks as these have such small displays they are very easy to clutter.

To see the full article check out digihub.

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