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It's designed to be used urxvt-style, where the core has just enough features to allow other programs to build that kind of stuff on top of it.
by nonsince 9y ago
It's designed to be used urxvt-style, where the core has just enough features to allow other programs to build that kind of stuff on top of it.
- oblio 9y agoThat feels like such a cop-out. The tab paradigm is widely adopted and it seems strange for a terminal developed in 2017 to aim for xterm's feature set :) At least the core developers should provide the default tabbed wrapper on top of it. But who knows, maybe it will be successful even without tabs.
- helb 9y agoURxvt has tabs, via some sort of plugins. There are (at least) two "Perl extensions" for it. urxvt -pe tabbed # or urxvt -pe tabbedex Tabbedex needs to be installed, it has more features than `tabbed` (which is bundled with rxvt iirc), eg. tab renaming and moving. Looks like this: https://vgy.me/S1j8Re.png https://vgy.me/S1j8Re.png