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KDE had the solution to this, long time ago: KParts allows you to embed the dedicated terminal (Konsole) into any other KDE program. That said, I agred that al
by black_knight 8y ago
KDE had the solution to this, long time ago: KParts allows you to embed the dedicated terminal (Konsole) into any other KDE program.
That said, I agred that alt-tabbing isn’t hard, and a tiling window manager makes it even easier (less window administration).
- mherrmann 8y agoThat makes a lot of sense I think. You get a terminal, but don't have to reinvent the wheel.
- thom 8y agoI must admit I don't use KDE these days, for no really good reason, but back in the day I used to love booting up Konqueror, opening my company's web-based timesheet system in one tab, a KSpread spreadsheet in another, a KWord doc in yet another. And then being able to edit remote files transparenly in Kate etc. It was a very nice integrated system, basically everything you'd hope for in a well architected piece of C++ software.