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@tauon @[email protected] @[email protected] tfw you see through the canard of essential design change to the core of lazy, sloppy development.
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@tauon @[email protected] @[email protected] tfw you see through the canard of essential design change to the core of lazy, sloppy development.
@tauon @[email protected] @[email protected] that is the excuse developers have used in the past. “Change your workflow, dummy.”
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@Sina it did work. I used it. It’s apparently not for you. Some people like to organize their displays by grouping particular windows together. Tabs are used for this in many applications such as browsers (try it). KDE extended this capability across applications but the feature disappeared with one of their downgrades about the time they removed the ability to set different backgrounds on desktops.
@[email protected] @[email protected] wake me up when you restore the ability to place multiple application tabs in a single window. Many have been up in arms about the inability to use different backgrounds on different desktops for years. But the loss of the ability to combine applications in tabbed windows is a more serious regression in my opinion.
@stabby_cicada wait 'til you hear about bees…