The only thing I can recommend is take a screen shot of the current settings to remember how they were as a default. Then, experiment by changing the settings and maybe you will find what you want.
You can isolate the app icons in the taskbar or dash/dock – based on what workspace or monitor they're on – by opening the Zorin menu > Settings > Multitasking and scrolling to the bottom to reach the "Application Switching" settings.
Based on this thread – and other similar reports recently – we've made it easier to find this settings. We released a software update to the Zorin Taskbar a few days ago to add a link to these Multitasking options in the Taskbar Settings window:
This is the closest thread to my issue which is more workspaces (and taskbar), and may be around the timing of the above update.
My setup, laptop screen and monitor, 4 workspaces.
What USED to happen was, each workspace consisted of the laptop screen and the monitor screen. brilliant !
Since a recent update, the monitor seems to act like a 5th workspace visible to all 4 other workspaces.
So the monitor screen is visible to all 4 workspaces as is, you can no longer have a separate monitor screen on each workspace. Each workspace, the taskbar lists the programs open in that workspace together with whatever is common on the monitor.
Which absolutely does my noodle in . . .
Any one know of a setting/button I can just go back to the old (proper) way of working please ?
I'm not using the laptop as much as I used to, and much as I like Zorin this annoyance is likely causing a distro-hop in the near future . . .
