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Minimize affects a single window. I expect for "hide" to hide all windows associated with an application.
by MengerSponge 11mo ago
Minimize affects a single window. I expect for "hide" to hide all windows associated with an application.
- t_mahmood 11mo agoWhich can simply be achieved by switching to another Workspace. The concept is not much different. Just slightly different presentation.
- MengerSponge 11mo agoI know I'm being ridiculous, but I don't want all my windows over there. I want them here but invisible. I like keeping work contexts in the same workspace. For example: 1) Email, videoconferencing, internet browsing 2) Coding and simulation 3) Writing
- t_mahmood 11mo agoWell, you can simply use `Meta + H` to hide the window too.
- kentonv 11mo agoWell... it doesn't. It just hides the one window. (Which personally is what I want. I hate it when multiple windows are grouped together just because they happen to be instances of the same application. For me that has nothing to do with whether or not they are related to the same task!)