Mostly we perform several tasks on our systems and each task may require separate windows for execution on desktop. A lot of time is consumed switching and re-sizing windows and face a lot of problem to view all windows at a time.
VSP will allow main screen to be split into two or more sections. It will be helpful for the active program’s window to be re sized properly to one part of the screen. Using this utility, user will be able to do a split system desktop into two or more areas so that active application would not cover up “Full” physical screen when maximized. This way user can visualize parallel windows in defined area that user has a separate monitor for working (virtually) also called “multi-monitor features of Windows”.
It allows user to position and size windows to sections/areas of monitors and helps user to efficiently manage many active windows parallel.
Following image depicts virtually split of desktop screen into two sections/areas:
Application Type: Desktop
Badri - personally, I'm a fan of multi-desktop window managers. The Unix/Linux community has had this for years. I have one desktop for email and web browsing, a second one for software development, a third one to monitor systems that I am responsible for, and so on. The more memory a system has, the more virtual desktops one can have.
In the MS Windows world, the choices have been limited (at best). A quick google search finds that Microsoft itself has such a product and there is also http://www.goscreen.info/ - which I have no knowledge of other than it showed up in the search.
I'm not sure what your description is offering something that would be easier to use or better in implementation. Can you explain in more detail what you are proposing and how it benefits more than virtual desktops?
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