Hi Josh, * Josh Rickmar <[email protected]> [2009-05-31 21:04:31 -0400]:
> First of all, I tried using it by setting the layout to max so that > every client would be maximized. The advantage of this is that the names > of the pages would still appear at the top, so I knew how my "tabs" were > organized. However, this method fails when trying to place another > application on this tag or showing two or more tags at the same time. I am very interested in that. What do you mean with "fail"? Do you mean that than also other applications apprear as "tabs"? Since a few days I have configured all my applications who are able to display tabs to ignore them and instead open everything in a new window instead of a new tab. I am not sure if I will keep it, but until now it feels good to have no switch between awesome window management and the applications own window management (tabs). Before I had the feeling that the tabs are limiting me, because I cannot decide how I would like to view them. So I give all web-browsers the web tag, because it does not matter for me, if I visit a page in konqueror, epiphany, arora, elinks, or another web browsers. And I can switch between all the different views for the browser. Depending on which machine I am working I can use client max (like tabbed browsing) on my 12", or for example fairv on huge screens. The only problem I have at the moment is that I sometimes would like to have the feature "open in background tab", to open a lot of links in the background. That is not possible with my current setup. At the moment I have to open a link in a new window, than do a "Meta 4 + k", open the next link in a new window, and again "Meta 4 + k", ... That's a bit complicated if you want to open >20 pages. Anyone a good solution for that? Best wishes, Matthias -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [email protected].
