Since the introduction of the Xerox Star (1981) and Apple Macintosh (1984), desktop shortcuts (also called aliases or links) have served as critical tools for reducing navigation time. The "New Desktop Shortcut" command — typically accessed via right-click context menu or drag-and-drop — allows users to create a pointer to a file, folder, application, or URL without duplicating the target object.
Beyond simple icons, you can create an entirely environment (Virtual Desktops) to separate work and personal tasks. Multiple Desktops - Safety & Security - UNC Charlotte new desktop shortcut
"Where are you going?" she called out, panic rising in her voice. Since the introduction of the Xerox Star (1981)