3 ms·
Another great example of the eternal question, where the indirection go? Note that when browser tabs were invented this same debate happened.
by simpaticoder 2y ago
Another great example of the eternal question, where the indirection go? Note that when browser tabs were invented this same debate happened.
- verdverm 2y agoNow I have terminal tabs in my IDE and can mix and split with code in all sorts of ways
- choobacker 2y ago+1. I think that about summarises it. Window managers can plausibly already do a lot of what other software can do, yet in practice, popular workflows tend to assume very little from the window manager. I try to avoid terminal multiplexers in favour of Sway/Emacs/dtach/SSH multiplexing, but I still often reach for tmux.