(Ctrl-Win + left and right arrows allow you to switch easily between them.)Īs for multiple logins, as far as I know, Windows has allowed them since at least Windows 7 (I never got close enough to Vista to know much about it). Press Ctrl-Win-D to create a new one, Ctrl-Win-F4 to delete one, or Win-Tab to give you an overview of the current virtual desktops. Windows 10 (Pro and Enterprise) does have multiple desktops, or "virtual desktops" in MS lingo. I've used many of those tools under Linux (evince, audacity, avidemux, gimp) but it never occurred to me to look if they were easily available under Windows. Thanks for your suggestions of the open source software you use under Windows.
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