Releases: eksime/VDesk
VDesk 1.2.0
VDesk 1.1.2
VDesk now sets the working directory for a program to the programs parent (if it exists)
VDesk 1.1.1
Build now targets x86, works under x64.
Installer updated to add directory to system PATH.
VDesk 1.1.0
Please uninstall older versions of VDesk via add/remove programs before installing this version
VDesk's install directory will need to be added to your path environment variable manually, for now.
Allows use of VDesk [n] to swap to a desktop without launching a program. (Fix: #36)
For building, removes dependency on WiX toolset, as it was far too cumbersome for such a small project. Instead a visual studio installer project is used.
VDesk 1.0.2
Bugfix to remove messagebox, added check for .NET 4.6.1 to installer.
VDesk 1.0.1
Command line syntax changed. See readme for details
Simplified code structure.
Removed dependencies / nuget packages.
Added .msi installer, automatically adds VDesk.exe to system path.
.dll merged into main assembly with ILMerge.
Fixed #23 (x64 build allows bash to be run directly, no longer using SysWoW64) and #24.
VDesk 0.2-beta2
Updated readme with changes.
Implements program launching with *-switch
commands using the VDesk 0.1 method which was more reliable.
Allows Chrome and possibly Skype to be launched on other desktops when using *-switch
commands.
Fixes high cpu usage when VDesk is unable to find a window handle for newly created processes. (VDesk will no longer wait indefinitely for a window handle to be returned from a process)
VDesk 0.2-beta1
Completely rewritten and working in w10 anniversary thanks to the nuget package at https://github.com/Grabacr07/VirtualDesktop
Command line arguments have changed, but with added functionality and (hopefully) some bugs fixed. (see readme)
I was unable to get the nuget package work correctly without creating either a winform or WPF window - if anyone knows how to fix that, and allow the package to function properly from a void Main(String[] args) please let me know!
VDesk 0.1-beta1
Added "Open in new virtual desktop" context menu support via vdesk -install
.
vdesk -uninstall
is used to remove the context menu items.
Also includes launching a number of VDs without a command set. (can be used to launch a specific number of VDs on boot)
VDesk 0.1-alpha2
Added functionality to launch programs on specific virtual desktops.