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Subject:    [Kwin] [Bug 42023] PWM-Like tabbing support for windows
From:       Eduardo Robles Elvira <edulix () iespana ! es>
Date:       2004-06-11 20:43:17
Message-ID: 20040611204317.19144.qmail () ktown ! kde ! org
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------- Additional Comments From edulix iespana es  2004-06-11 22:43 -------
Does someone still remembers this wish? It still has _662_ votes! 20 are mine. It's a \
very useful feature; I think it as useful as virtual desktops.

BTW, I don't think that this feature could replace konsole, kdevelop, konqueror.. \
tabs; inestead, I feel that it would be complementary. You could have a real \
hierarchy of opened web pages. When I used fluxbox, I often had 3 or more web browser \
windows tabbed, and each window had some tabs opened =). Moreover, it would add \
choice: you could feel more comfortable using konsole tabs, but maybe others preffer \
konsole windows tabbed. And of course, it could be a cool way of tabbing for apps \
that doesn't support tabbing (such as kedit).

One more thing: It would be cool if it were configurable, "featureful". For example, \
fluxbox let you group one (or more) apps when they're opened automatically. Or you \
can just also want that all the windows of the same app tabbed in a sole title \
border.  Don't forget the tab reordering feature, with center (or wheel) mouse button \
via drag&drop :-).

PD: I suggest to mark this bug report as a wish, because I feel that it's more a \
feature request than a real bug :-P.

Apologies for my bad english.
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