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Workspaces / Virtual Desktops – do you use them on your laptop, desktop, or both?
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For me it's all about focus. Screen #1 is general usage. #2 is client #1. #3 is client #2. #4 is camera from my door.
Using it to separate work from other uses makes sense to me - I think if I worked from my desktop rather than the company laptop, I’d be more inclined to use the virtual desktops.