Dexpot

I often find myself in need of more screen space when I'm using my computer. I have so many different things up on my screen at all times. Since Linux is my default operating system, I take advantage of the virtual desktop functionality that is built into most every popular window manager to make it seem like I have more screen space.

This is all fine and dandy, but it makes using Windows all the more frustrating to me. I've tried some utilities in the past that offered virtual desktop capabilities, but they always seemed weak and crashed a lot. For years I had given up on virtual desktops in Windows.

Today I decided to look into the current options for such functionality in Windows. In my searching, I came across Dexpot. I installed it, and it seems to be doing exactly what I want and more! It seems to be stable, and it only takes up 8,776K of my memory. That part could be better, but I'm not complaining :)

Anyway, I thought some of you might benefit from this utility as well.

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