A few versions ago, we got a new way to navigate Virtual Desks on ChromeOS. With a small button that now sits to the left of your pinned apps, you can not only see the desk you are on, but click it to see all your desks in a ALT+TAB sort of view or click […]
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I’m really enjoying the new Virtual Desks button in ChromeOS 119
When we first heard that a new button was coming to ChromeOS that would allow users to move through their open Virtual Desks a bit more quickly, I was pretty dismissive. We already have a dedicated key on the keyboard for that, a trackpad gesture, and keyboard shortcuts. Why would I want yet another way […]
Continue ReadingNew analyst data shows virtual apps beat virtual desktops on ChromeOS
It goes without saying that the COVID-19 pandemic produced serious long-term effects on the labor force. In the blink of an eye, millions of employees were forced into navigating off-site, work-from-home, and hybrid work models. The burden to reinvent how the workforce could remain productive while out of the office fell on the IT departments […]
Continue ReadingAs traditional virtual desktops falter, Cameyo steps in to help
In our last post, we discussed the end user and how the VAD from Cameyo created a seamless workspace free of the headache of switching back and forth between multiple application environments. This results in less down time for your workforce and a lighter workload for your IT team. Cameyo’s app delivery system allows legacy […]
Continue ReadingQuietly, Google makes Virtual Desk templates available in ChromeOS 107 Stable
I just published a post earlier today about some of the productivity features available on Chromebooks that I hold very near and dear to my heart. With great additions like Phone Hub, Tote, Global Media Controls and Virtual Desks, ChromeOS has become a well-rounded operating system that helps me get a lot done in a […]
Continue ReadingIf you use Virtual Desks on Chromebooks, you’re really going to love this change
If you are anything like me, you use and love Virtual Desks on your Chromebook. As I type this right now, I’m in a situation where I’m writing away from my desk and only have my single screen in front of me. Sure, this 16-inch QHD panel is a large palette to work from, but […]
Continue ReadingChrome OS virtual desks will soon add a ‘close all’ and ‘undo’ buttons
As many of you around here are well aware of at this point, I’m a big fan of virtual desks in any operating system. They are now a ubiquitous part of most desktops, including Windows, MacOS, Linux and now Chrome OS. With setups like the Chromebox that is currently on my desk attached to a […]
Continue ReadingChrome OS 98 offers a screen capture update, a new virtual desk shortcut, and more
Chromebook and Chromebox owners rejoice – Chrome OS 98 is now rolling out and it features several new improvements that I believe you’ll welcome with open arms. From system convenience tweaks to new emoji and more, we’re going to take a look at what’s coming to you when your device updates if it hasn’t already! […]
Continue ReadingHere’s a quick keyboard shortcut for Chrome OS virtual desks I bet you didn’t know existed
Chalk this one up as a hidden gem. Among all the Chrome OS keyboard shortcuts that exist, there is a new one that was made active as a part of Chrome OS 96 that hasn’t even been added to the keyboard shortcut help screen that you can see that by pressing CTRL + SHIFT + […]
Continue ReadingComing soon: Add a different wallpaper for each virtual desk for a more personal touch
Virtual Desks rock. Plain and simple. Chrome OS makes great use of them, and Google continues to improve upon them at a rapid pace. Today, Dinsan over at Chrome Story discovered a Chromium Gerrit commit that shows Chromebook users will soon have the ability to change their wallpaper not once for the entire device, but […]
Continue ReadingThis upcoming Chromebook virtual desks feature will greatly aid quick productivity
If you’ve been around our website, YouTube channel or podcast for any amount of time, you likely know by now that I love using the virtual desks feature on my Chromebooks. They help me stay productive, organized and on-task in my daily workflow. By dividing my windows and apps into different desks, I can easily […]
Continue ReadingVirtual Desk Templates will allow you to launch dedicated apps and workspaces with ease
Virtual Desks in Chrome OS are extremely useful. Having the ability to organize your windows and apps into various workspaces means a more collected and less chaotic day for those who manage multiple projects or personas. Some users prefer this method over multi-sign in, and I can’t blame them. While I don’t like switching between […]
Continue ReadingAndroid and Linux apps can be moved between Virtual Desks in Chrome OS 92
Ever since Chrome OS launched its Virtual Desks feature, you’ve only been able to shift chrome tabs and web apps around between them. For anyone utilizing Crostini for Linux applications or the Google Play Store for Android apps, the very experience of using desks has likely felt incomplete. Neither of these could previously be moved […]
Continue ReadingThis upcoming Chrome OS feature puts Virtual Desks front and center
Google has put quite a bit of work into Virtual Desks for Chromebooks and it seems they are keen in making sure you know all about it. An upcoming addition internally being referred to as the ‘Bento Bar’ – first spotted by Android Police – looks to be bringing the Virtual Desk interface more inline […]
Continue ReadingVirtual Desks on a Chromebook feel incomplete without this one important feature
I’ve raved quite a bit about the Virtual Desks feature on Chromebooks. I use them every day and even gave you my tips and tricks for the best way to set them up and name them. However, after spending more time with them, I came to a sad realization – they’re useless if I need […]
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