KDE pre-1.1 comes with a program called kstart. You can use it in a .kdelnk file like this:
Name=Netscape Exec=kstart "netscape" -window ".*Netscape.*" -desktop 2 -maximize BinaryPattern=netscape; Icon=netscape.xpm Path= Type=Application Terminal=0 |
Use a shell script to do it. If you have KDE 1.0, the script should look something like this:
kwmcom desktop2 (or desktop3, desktop4, whatever) netscape |
(On the off chance you haven't used shell scripts, they're basically just a text file you've run "chmod +x <filename>" on. They're a Linux version of a DOS batch file, but, of course, better.)
If you use KDE 1.1 then you don't necessarily even need a shell script. You just need to run the following:
kstart "netscape" -desktop 1 -activate |