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Clay Barnes wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid20060508203053.GF9339@HAL_5000D.arizona.edu"
type="cite">*max snip*<br>
<pre wrap=""><!---->2) They are functionally equivilant stacks of applications, which is
already easily modeled by the current commands (move to top/bottom,
switch to next window, etc.</pre>
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I agree with nearly everything you said (and am happy someone with some
proper usability training could speak up, I know a bit but not enough),
except for this point here. With tabs you treat one window as the
window for all of them, meaning moving/resizing one will change them
all.<br>
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Small point, and in no way is it an argument FOR tabs, just wanted to
make sure that was known.<br>
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dave<br>
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