Im a huge fan of window management, so I'll definitely check this out. Incumbents are pretty strong, though. Windows 10 introduced Snap, which easily breaks your screen into halves or quadrants https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4027324/windows-10-... Sysinternals, well known for simple powerfull tools, makes a program called Desktops. It creates a total of 4 sets of desktops you can hotkey between. https://doc…
For Windows 10, you probably don't need Desktops anymore. If you click on the task view button on the toolbar, one of the options at the top is to add virtual desktops. You cycle between them with ctrl-win-left and ctrl-win-right.
Desktops is fast and seamless. Task View is very slow and awkward. Win+Tab takes nearly a second to load and the default focus starts in your current desktop, instead of the desktop switcher. Process to Task View from desktop 1 to 4: win+tab > shift+tab > right arrow > right arrow > right arrow > enter. You can ctrl+win+left|right to move a desktop at a time, but it doesnt wrap so to go desktop 1 to desktop 4, I have to swipe through 2&3 to get there. The cutesy swipe animation takes a half-second, so it takes ~2 seconds to get from 1 to 4. Do you think people managing multiple virtual desktops via hotkeys are interested in cutesy animations at noticeable performance cost, Microsoft?
Task View is worse than alt-tabbing through 20 open windows without any virtual desktops at all. Sysinternals Desktops takes the win, and not by a little bit.