[Lazarus] Desktops - some features overengineered (?)

[Ondrej Pokorny]

I'd like to discuss the Desktops feature. In particular the fact that 
some settings are stored within the desktop and not IDE-wide. That means 
that changing desktops means also changing some of the settings.

For now I have these IDE options in mind:

"Environment -> Window"
"Environment -> IDE coolbar"
"Environment -> Editor toolbar"
"Environment -> Component Palette"
"Environment -> AnchorDocking"

I personally use 4 different destops (external monitor vs laptop monitor 
AND editing vs debuging - which makes 4 combinations). I use different 
IDE coolbar settings for edit and debug desktop.

Does anybody take advantage of the fact that these settings are 
different for every desktop? Or did I overengineer the feature? For me 
it looks like the users are only confused (like Graeme in the "IDE 
Docking windows and Editor Toolbar" thread).

Honestly, I can live without different IDE coolbars for edit & debug 
destops although I use them now.

Ondrej