On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 7:44 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello! > > On Fri, 18 Feb 2011 16:48:00 +0800 > PCMan <[email protected]> wrote: > >> This is not something new. It's the old behavior since the first >> version of PCManFM till the release of 0.5 series. > I didn't know PCManFM had used it before. PCManFM has been using this since the first version. Well, It's a matter of taste. >> PCManFM 0.9 >> previously uses a different approach due to limitations of GTK+ but >> now I overcome that limitation with some workarounds. >> This kind of tab bar is similar to that of Firefox and can contain in >> average two more tabs in the same space. >> Unless most user are against this design, there is no plan to revert >> this at the moment. The old PCManFM 0.5 series all use this style and >> it seemed to be widely-accepted by users. >> > If so, is it possible to make this behaviour optional? For the user > could choose the style he likes somewhere in the program preferences? > I usually do not use many tabs, so in my case there is always enough > space for them. Instead I use many bookmarks at the left, and I need > more space for them. With the previous tab position adding new tabs > didn't lead to bookmarks space shrinking, but it does now. > > So, my general question is: is it possible make the tabs position > optional? Technically, it's possible, but this can make the source code more complicated and error-prone. So sorry there is no plan to do it now. I'm still working on other bugs. If you have good patches for this, I'll apply them. Thanks.
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