Hi,

in my eyes the following commands are useful for working with tabs:

1. :tabsplit
Opens the current buffer in a new tab, leaves the old buffer open
2. <C-w>gp - Promote to tab
Opens the current buffer in a new tab, closes the old buffer if the old buffer is not the only buffer in current view ( :map <C-w>gp :tabe <C-r>%gT<c-w>qgt comes close, but doesn't work for unsaved buffers)

If no one else likes these commands, I can simply add them to my .vimrc...but if more people like them, they could be included in vim. What do you think?

Bye,
Nico

ps: vim7.0d fixed two bugs I just wanted to report, good work :-)

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