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2011-09-05
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2011-09-05
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If you use a modified hildon-desktop (the one in CSSU or matans modified hildon-desktop) you can use gconf-tool for changing the current desktop.
But for the original unmodified hildon-desktop there is no command line
tool for changing the desktop.
The Desktop Switcher widget simulates the swipe event.
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2011-09-05
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2011-09-05
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There is a desktop-switcher widget for this.
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2011-09-05
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@ Finland
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2011-09-05
, 16:28
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@ England
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I know pressing the left and right arrow keys does this but I want to create a Queen Beecon Widget which switches the first desktop to the second one.
I know I can just swipe, but this is for emergencies so that people without knowledge of the N900's functionality can see my important contacts with minimal effort (1 click).
If there isn't, that's ok. I know the Desktop Switcher widget does this, but I have no idea if this can be done through terminal. I have Desktop Switcher installed but I can't customise it as easily as I can with QBW.