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You're right. We did it because: - The working presentation was easier to work in a new window (bigger workspace). - The running presentation needs a new win
by german 19y ago
You're right.
We did it because:
- The working presentation was easier to work in a new window (bigger workspace).
- The running presentation needs a new window to be in full screen.
We are thinking in previewing the presentation in the editor, so you will have just 2 opened windows.
Also, if you just want to run the presentation you can do it directly from the website.
What do you think about that solution?
- matstc 19y agoa preview in the editor looks like a must indeed, for that and other reasons. More comments: If I'm editing a presentation, switch windows, and go to the presentation list, if I choose one and click edit, the working presentation is automatically saved (gasp) and the editor does not come into focus either (although that might be KDE's focus stealing prevention at work).
- german 19y agoPreview in the editor... done.