With the launch of Windows 10, Microsoft has finally brought one of the most requested features that were offered as standard on both macOS (OS X of old) and Linux for quite some time now: virtual desktops.

Admittedly, support for virtual desktops is a very nifty feature to have when you want to improve your workflow since it provides enhanced organization possibilities and a lot more workspace, quite useful, especially if you're the type of user who handles scores apps at the same time.

Meet Peach, a simple yet superbly practical utility that aims to help you get the most out of virtual desktops by offering a set of extra options readily accessible via the keyboard.

Since it's a Microsoft Store app, it does not require much effort to get it up and running on your Windows 10 PC. Even better, it's super-lightweight and, it's so simple, that it shouldn't pose any types of challenges even for novices.

The keyboard shortcuts are neatly organized into two section depending on their purpose, a set for desktop management and the other geared more towards window management. For instance, the app displays shortcuts for creating new desktops,  for closing the current one, and for effortless toggling to the last desktop one.

There's also a shortcut for quickly renaming the desktops. Furthermore, you're provided with shortcuts for switching between all the active desktops and for effortlessly moving windows to either one of the nine virtual desktops. You are provided with the possibility to pin or unpin the current Window to all desktops, as well as to maximize an active window into its own desktop.

All things considered, Peach is a useful application that not only displays a set of native shortcuts for virtual desktops, but it also brings forth a set of new features, just as easily accessible with the help of your computer's keyboard.