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No, because you would manually shuffle common pairs of applications to be next to each other.
by abstractbill 16y ago
No, because you would manually shuffle common pairs of applications to be next to each other.
- greendestiny 16y agoIt would need to swap the common pairs on use. Which is basically this guys scheme except you manually define the pairs. Then again on windows you can alt-shift-tab, so that pretty much takes care of that anyway, if could just have the programs in consistent order.