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When it comes to programs that work with files (such as Word or Adobe Illustrator), the window is just a border around the file. It doesn't have any other purpo
by berkimbayev 4y ago
When it comes to programs that work with files (such as Word or Adobe Illustrator), the window is just a border around the file. It doesn't have any other purpose. I think of it as barriers to the workflow. I have to arrange windows on the screen. What I actually want is to arrange files. And have functionality from different programs - all on the same screen (stacked like those function bars in Word or Adobe Illustrator).
- berkimbayev 4y agoAnd you will clearly see the difference between "function bars" of different programs. For example, Microsoft and Adobe have different UI language. You will have different files open on the screen, different function bars around, and no window borders. No barriers to work.
- berkimbayev 4y agoI like the Office app where you have Word, Excel, and PowerPoint in one program. But still you need to open files in different windows/tabs. Is it possible to make files open in the same window/tab? So that you can work on two different files without any borders. This will be very close to real-world experience where you don't have any windows/borders to work on two different papers. What if we make a file itself as a window?