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> I am not talking about general tiling; just selective tiling for browser tabs. Right, so your windows manager doesn't support selective tiling, why doesn't M

• noisy_boy 2y ago
  You seriously haven't seen a program that provides split panes? Never used an IDE that allows you to see multiple files at the same time in the same window, in a grid of panes, side by side?
  • lkdfjlkdfjlg 2y ago
    You're just distracting. My point is this is what a windows manager is for, and you're avoiding to address that. Like someone else said, "You're not describing how a tiling WM fails to satisfy your needs."
    • noisy_boy 2y ago
      > You're not describing how a tiling WM fails to satisfy your needs. Because I don't want to manage 4 windows tiled like 4 panes - I want to manage a single window with 4 panes. What happens if I close one of 4? Now I have a gap that an related or unrelated window will fill or it'll be a wasted space - this doesn't happen in case of split panes because the other panes will expand to take the space. I logically group my work in separate windows - so in a split pane setup, once I'm done, I close a single window instead of having to close separate windows one by one. If I have a 4x2 grid in your tiling-WM-is-the-truth world, you expect me to close 8 windows one by one? > You're just distracting. Sure, if you lack imagination, everything must be feeling like a distraction.
      • lkdfjlkdfjlg 2y ago
        TLDR
• aaomidi 2y ago
  It makes sense for a browser to support this.