GNOME 3.8 to drop fallback mode
GNOME 3.8 to drop fallback mode
Posted Nov 9, 2012 16:18 UTC (Fri) by dashesy (guest, #74652)In reply to: GNOME 3.8 to drop fallback mode by dcbw
Parent article: GNOME 3.8 to drop fallback mode
Actually there are programs that you could place tabs in vertical or horizontal split if you want to compare/copy-paste.
I tried the tab-instead-of-app paradigm, the biggest problem for me was the lack of consistency in different applications for new-tab, and tab navigation, and as soon as I open vim in a terminal it could get even more confusing. The other problem is that if some tab misbehaves I had to close all of them, which made me mad.
I tried the tab-instead-of-app paradigm, the biggest problem for me was the lack of consistency in different applications for new-tab, and tab navigation, and as soon as I open vim in a terminal it could get even more confusing. The other problem is that if some tab misbehaves I had to close all of them, which made me mad.