Which desktop environments allow different backgrounds for workspaces?

I've just installed a brand-new Arch linux - all lovely - and to try to save memory (as my laptop as only 512 Mb) I thought I'd use a smaller desktop environment than KDE, which I was using previously, with my old distribution.  So I installed Xfce.  It's nice except for one thing - it only allows one background, so the same image appears on all virtual desktops (workspaces).
What environments, other than KDE, allow each workspace to have its own background?
Thanks,
-A.

moljac024 wrote:is WindowMaker still being developed ?
Yes; rather 'again' than 'still', but there is a lot of activity on dev mailing list for the last few months. There's a new group of developers that took development over. For now, they are gathering miscellaennous patches floating around the world for the next release.
moljac024 wrote:How does it stand with NetWM/EWMH compliance ?
Honestly, I don't know.

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