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I have my favorite applications as an autostart and I want one to be automatically placed in another workspace. How can I do that? Are there any tips, tables with ready-made solutions?

The only thing that came to my mind is a shortcut that I would create with this tutorial How to move a window to another workspace in Xfce?

Ctrl+Alt+Shift+↑

only but how to enter it here then? :

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dez
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With wmctrl you can say wmctrl -r windowId -t desktopId to change the workspace. -d and -l options list desktops and windows.

urznow
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  • Thanks, I'll check. And is it possible to write a script that will perform a certain movement from the keyboard ? (combination of keys to shortcut like ctr + shift + a?) – dez Jan 05 '21 at 11:43
  • You can make a keyboard shortcut to invoke a script which uses `wmctrl` to move the window which has the input focus. Some Ubuntus have predefined keyboard shortcuts to move a window to another workspace (e.g. Shift+Super+Page Down, Shift+Super+Page Up). – urznow Jan 05 '21 at 13:30
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If you use GNOME Shell, you can install the auto move windows extension.

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