I, too, think that not having displayed on the desktop is a huge waste of space.
Especially for multiple monitor configuration.
While I love the minimalist approach that drives elementary, I think there is a thin line in removing useful/well loved/expected features.
I respect opinionated design, but sometimes giving the user some choice is fine too.
An option to let the user uses its desktop would be very appreciated.
On a personal note, I felt quite alienated when I discovered that I wasn't able to use my desktop space.
I, too, think that not having displayed on the desktop is a huge waste of space.
Especially for multiple monitor configuration.
While I love the minimalist approach that drives elementary, I think there is a thin line in removing useful/well loved/expected features.
I respect opinionated design, but sometimes giving the user some choice is fine too.
An option to let the user uses its desktop would be very appreciated.
On a personal note, I felt quite alienated when I discovered that I wasn't able to use my desktop space.
For reference, I asked a question about it, some time ago. /answers. launchpad. net/elementaryo s/+question/ 205791
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And shnatsel suggested that a better way to access to common files/applicati ons/tasks could be proposed.
Anyway, I still love elementary even when I don't agree with the decision being made.
Cheers,
Carl.