workspace names (very minor topic)

[Jerry3904]

I'm looking for a different way to name MXFB workspaces besides the uninspiring one we have had forever (W-1, W-2).

--I tried to use unicode for circled numbers

u2461, u2462, etc.

but just get the code
--I sort of like this:

#1, #2, etc.

thoughI'm not sure that it would work for non-English speakers

Anybody have ideas?

[j2mcgreg]

Alpha, Beta, Gamma, etc?

[Adrian]

I II III IV? :D

[ceeslans]

1 2 3 4 ?

[Melber]

I played around using font-awesome glyphs a while ago

[Jerry3904]

That's very neat, as long as the user doesn't change to more than 2. But I do wonder whether it might similar enuf to a folder that it function would be unclear.

Thanks for the suggestions, people. I'm still leaning myself to the "#1" idea, where the series number's role would be obvious.

[siamhie]

I'm looking for a different way to name MXFB workspaces besides the uninspiring one we have had forever (W-1, W-2).

I've always changed mine to the spelling of the names.

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session.screen0.workspaceNames:	One, Two, Three, Four,

[Adrian]

I'm looking for a different way to name MXFB workspaces besides the uninspiring one we have had forever (W-1, W-2).

I've always changed mine to the spelling of the names.

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session.screen0.workspaceNames:	One, Two, Three, Four,

Problem with this is localization, it would need to be translated in many languages...

[siamhie]

I'm looking for a different way to name MXFB workspaces besides the uninspiring one we have had forever (W-1, W-2).

I've always changed mine to the spelling of the names.

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session.screen0.workspaceNames:	One, Two, Three, Four,

Problem with this is localization, it would need to be translated in many languages...

Then the simplest way would be just numbers and no names of any sort.

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session.screen0.workspaceNames:	1, 2, 3, 4, 

[Jerry3904]

Then the simplest way would be just numbers and no names of any sort.

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session.screen0.workspaceNames:	1, 2, 3, 4, 

Which looks pretty bare all by itself--and it's not clear that is naming and not counting--which I why I'm leaning toward "#1" instead where that distinction is clear.