Does anyone know about a terminal with multiple tabs on single screen?
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You can have tabs in basically any terminal, if you use tmux or screen. If your terminal is compatible with the Xembed protocol you can also use tabbed to get tabs.
Would you know anything about any software that offers this:-
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|...file browser...|
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|....terminal......|
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??
Or whether there would be any major/obvious hurdles to build such an interface?
Last edited by succumbstogravity; 11-23-2015 at 05:56 AM.
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Would you know anything about any software that offers this:-
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|...file browser...|
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|....terminal......|
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??
Or whether there would be any major/obvious hurdles to build such an interface?
KDE's Dolphin filemanager has an option to embed Konsole, KDE's terminal: http://slackeee.de/stuff/dolphin_konsole.png
Tiling a terminal display like you have described can also be done with any terminal, using tmux.
When tiling applications is something you want to do maybe also have a look at the tiling window managers, like i3, Awesome, Xmonad, wmii, ... .
you can open 4 terminals easily, and place them using X11 Xt wrapper commands (the -geom commandine every Xt application accepts)
what is special about the .png you showed ? is there something else you need your not saying ?
also, Motif cde, gnome, et al allow multiple "work groups" (windows) exactly to allow groups of open windows to be on "pages"
Motif "250" has a panning desktop, so group/area of desktop can be panned (useful if X11's virtual screen does not work as hoped or cannot be large enough / is limited by video memory)
if you want to do that FROM A SINGLE (linux) CONSOLE there is an app that does it
GNU does have an app that does it ... go to www.gnu.org and check the list of gnu apps ... not many to look though , sorry i can't remember name of app
but again ... most people like Alt-Arrow across consoles instead of seeing "all at once" (they develope a photographic memory of what is on the other (12) windows by using it a while)
KDE's Dolphin filemanager has an option to embed Konsole, KDE's terminal: http://slackeee.de/stuff/dolphin_konsole.png
Tiling a terminal display like you have described can also be done with any terminal, using tmux.
When tiling applications is something you want to do maybe also have a look at the tiling window managers, like i3, Awesome, Xmonad, wmii, ... .
Yup, first thing I thought of for that part, was dollphin. I like using it split screen dolphin with embedded terminal.
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