@kusuriya @Blender@mastodon.social @blender@video.blender.org also you can use it for #VDI (#VirtualDesktopInfrastructure) as #Tesla and #Quadro cards can be "partitioned" and then passthrough as individual cards to VMs (sometimes up to 16)…
So if you want to do some #transcoding / #VirtualDesktop setup, this is a good card to #reuse.
@rl_dane
Remember my complaint about out of the box mapping of just 12 desktops in different desktop environments like XFce?
Because of my different workflows I have 16 desktops predefined, just so I know, with the keyboard shortcut, where to jump to fast and continue where I left off. I only use the mouse when I absolutely have to, or when it's really elegant to do so, so I'm a keyboard shortcut mapping daemon.
I haven't taken the time yet to check into the configuration files, of my preferred Desktop Environments and Window Managers, how to map more keyboard shortcuts to More virtual desktops.
However I'm certain that what you want is scriptable, in at least three Desktop Environments and at least two Window Managers it's just not out of the box
I love digging into configuration files and I've seen this options in a few of them
How about simply predefining the maximum amount of desktops that you need and just work in that
KISS principle
Old and busted: driving to work later to avoid rush-hour congestion.
New hotness: arriving at an online conference later because of rush-hour congestion at the virtual desktop cluster 
I just started my second play through of #arizonasunshine2. It's a fantastic #vr game. This time around I played it on my #pico4 headset using #alvr on #linux . And it worked flawlessly! I downloaded it from #steam, launched ALVR, launched the game and it worked without any tinkering. The experience is pretty much the same as using #virtualdesktop on #windows.
I am amazed by the simplicity of #gaming on Linux these days!
A VR mod for Crysis is in the works. It's currently in Alpha but already playable. 
I played for a while using Virtual Desktop to stream the game from my PC to my Pico 4 headset. You still need a beefy PC but it's great fun!
Download here: https://github.com/fholger/crysis_vrmod
There are a couple things in this one you can’t see. The “hole” that lets me see my physical keyboard, and the time I turn on passthrough so I can see the room and the displays.
https://twitter.com/nazgul/status/1593725629387526144?s=12&t=eiU-Y8OFOTOCqS_c2Qk3XQ
