Johan Piculell

Not sure if I test the same app, but found something called sticky notes in my default Win11 installation. And these small windows shift desktops with a vanilla virtuawin 4.5 installation.

Hi. Well, never tested this myself but do not see why it would not work since this would be some more modern vversion of NT I guess. So what issue do you face?

Hi. Did not notice this until now but seems like the web page has gone away for some reason. Currently on bussiness trip so need to check this next week when home again.

Hi Steve and thanks for the reports. Problem here is that Win11 have never been tested by anyone before as far as I know, and I do not have access to any win11 setup myself so makes this really impossible to support. Clearly MS have made some changes that makes VirtuaWin incompatible then, and I honeslty thought that they would have made a worthy replacement for VirtuaWin by now, since it is over 25 years since I started to code on this thing.

Hi. Not sure why taks manager window refuse to hide actually. All data looks fine so is should really be working fine as any other normal window. Tried to configure a window rule now also but no luck :(

Sorry, was replying on my Linux box so could not check and then I forgot. But "windows rules" is the concept we use for assigning application windows to a certain desktop. Check the help on that topic and I think you can figure it out, even though it might seem a bit complex at first. /Johan

Ok, so I guess you would run an instance of VirtuaWin per VM then. And VirtuaWin should be able to persist your window layout, but I must admit that I'm really unsure how all this would play along in your rather special setup. On top of that, VirtuaWin is really not that great at handling multiple monitors in a good way I would say. Basically is will shift desktop on both your monitors at the same time, not as I have on my Linux box where the virtual desktop only handles the primary display.

Hi Donny. What do you mean by two VMs here? Virtual Machines?