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It'd be neat to have a "container window" within which you could put arbitrary applications in, and have a tab associated with each of them. So you could group
by bentcorner 5y ago
It'd be neat to have a "container window" within which you could put arbitrary applications in, and have a tab associated with each of them.
So you could group a bunch of open web pages, a word document and a file folder for some research on a particular topic. Or a game and a walkthrough together. Your repl, ide, and a web browser open on stackoverflow for some programming.
Instead of application-oriented navigation, you'd have group s of tasks that you'd navigate between. You'd probably ctrl-tab between tabs inside of a container more often than you'd alt-tab between tasks.
- calvinmorrison 5y agosee: tabbed (suckless.org) XEmbed i3
- LargoLasskhyfv 5y agoOr Fluxbox
- kemitche 5y agoYou can do this, at least with Windows or Linux, by grouping windows into separate desktops.