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Visual Studio has great multi-columns. Just drag any tab and snap it into place. Also, here's a simple solution: don't maximize windows. There's a lot of space
by gagege 12y ago
Visual Studio has great multi-columns. Just drag any tab and snap it into place.
Also, here's a simple solution: don't maximize windows. There's a lot of space on that screen that could be taken up by a browser, desktop icons, calculator, and any other thing you need instant access to. It's not multitasking(which I've heard is considered bad), if you're using all those windows to accomplish one task.
- masklinn 12y agoVisual Studio has tiling. So do almost all editors, so I'd assume that is not what the author is talking about. You can display files side-by-side, you can even display multiple sections of the same file side-by-side, but you can't have a single file view "wrap around" into columns. Emacs does have that feature via follow-mode.
- gagege 12y agoOh, I see.