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You do not need to see what "tabs" are open at all times. You only need it when you want to switch. It's also incredibly limiting. At this moment I have 127 buf
by black-tea 8y ago
You do not need to see what "tabs" are open at all times. You only need it when you want to switch. It's also incredibly limiting. At this moment I have 127 buffers open in emacs. How would you deal with that?
- oblio 8y ago> You do not need I find it interesting that you can decide for me what I "need" or "do not need" :)
- black-tea 8y agoYou can't tell me why you need it.
- oblio 8y agoI can. I just did, in my original comment. People's brains work in different ways.
- black-tea 8y agoBut your eyes don't. You do not need it to be there at all times. But you'll refuse to try anything else and see that I'm right. Emacs can do whatever you want but almost every single user switches off the permanent tabs, buttons, scroll bars etc. as soon as they realise they can because it is unnecessary.