Thanks

I tried konsole and I found is you still have to use your mouse to use the 
tabs.  Unless there is some to get around this. I would really like to get 
away from using my mouse when I'm doing things on the keyboard.  I like 
programs which are well thought out and have hot keys you can bypass the 
mouse.  I'm running debian potato so I can't run multi gnome terminal until 
woody gets released as stable.  Konsole is nice but from what I read on multi 
gnome terms it's keyboard control is something I'm looking for.  

In Mozilla I checked out the preferences and sure enough it was there.  I've 
been using it now often.  It is really sweet.  The only problem I have now is 
closing the window with all the tabed windows open.  The only thing I would 
like is a keyboard command to switch the tabs.  I love this addition.  Again 
Thank.

Tim

On Sunday 28 April 2002 16:05, you wrote:
> Timothy Bolz wrote:
> >I found this on freshmeat and thought it was the greatest idea.  A
> > terminal with Tabs.  Instead of having four terminal windows open you can
> > have one and tab between them.  This would be a great idea to add to a
> > browser.  When I saw it I said "That's a good idea".
> >
> >http://multignometerm.sourceforge.net/#debian
> >
> >Check out the screenshots.
> >http://multignometerm.sourceforge.net/snapshots.html
> >
> >I haven't tried it yet but it looks very good.  Tell me what you think of
> > it.
> >
> >Tim
>
> Konsole (for KDE) already does this.  The tabs are at the bottom of the
> window.  I agree that this is a nice interface touch, because it's
> easier to switch back and forth between the tabs than to find the window
> you want in a big stack.
>
> As far as a tabbed interface for a browser, recent (I can't remember the
> build but I think it got added in .92) builds of Mozilla provide this.
>  You can set it up so that middle clicking a link opens it up in a new
> tab.  Ctrl-t creates a new blank tab.  I use this all the time and it's
> great.  Since it's in Mozilla, Galeon probably provides this
> functionality as well...
>
> Kahli

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