For the meantime you can change you workspace layout using any of the following three methods:
1.) gconf-editor
start gconf-editor via a gnome-terminal or via Alt-F2
in the tree-structure on the left side of the newly opened window locate...
/apps/compiz/general/screen0/options/
on the right side - in the scrollable view - locate entries...
vsize
hsize
change them to your liking by double-clicking the respective entry and alter the value
2.) gconftool-2 (as an example we set up a 4:2 workspace layout)
start a gnome-terminal
enter the commands...
gconftool-2 -s -t int /apps/compiz/general/screen0/options/vsize 4
gconftool-2 -s -t int /apps/compiz/general/screen0/options/hsize 2
3.) ccsm/compiz-config-settings-manager (not installed by default)
start ccsm via a gnome-terminal or via Alt-F2
go to the 'General' section (click the button at the top of the scrollable view on the right)
go to the 'Desktop Size' tab
set horizontal and vertial size to your liking
_leave_ number of desktops at 1
For the meantime you can change you workspace layout using any of the following three methods:
1.) gconf-editor compiz/ general/ screen0/ options/
start gconf-editor via a gnome-terminal or via Alt-F2
in the tree-structure on the left side of the newly opened window locate...
/apps/
on the right side - in the scrollable view - locate entries...
vsize
hsize
change them to your liking by double-clicking the respective entry and alter the value
2.) gconftool-2 (as an example we set up a 4:2 workspace layout) general/ screen0/ options/ vsize 4 general/ screen0/ options/ hsize 2
start a gnome-terminal
enter the commands...
gconftool-2 -s -t int /apps/compiz/
gconftool-2 -s -t int /apps/compiz/
3.) ccsm/compiz- config- settings- manager (not installed by default)
start ccsm via a gnome-terminal or via Alt-F2
go to the 'General' section (click the button at the top of the scrollable view on the right)
go to the 'Desktop Size' tab
set horizontal and vertial size to your liking
_leave_ number of desktops at 1