Ticket #56 (closed enhancement: fixed)

Opened 5 years ago

Last modified 5 years ago

Get the different Onglets (terminal) on the bottom line

Reported by: pingou Owned by: somebody
Priority: major Milestone:
Component: guake Version:
Keywords: Cc:

Description

I though it would be nice to have the different onglet "Terminal X" in the same line than the "Guake!"
I think it would save place on the screen.

Should it be made optionnal ?

I have been briefly looking through the code but I have not find my way. Could you give me any hints ?

Thanks

Attachments

Screenshot-Guake!.png Download (13.8 KB) - added by pingou 5 years ago.
How it could look :)

Change History

in reply to: ↑ description ; follow-up: ↓ 2   Changed 5 years ago by lincoln

Replying to pingou:

I though it would be nice to have the different onglet "Terminal X" in the same line than the "Guake!"
I think it would save place on the screen.

Hehehe, the "Onglet" word confused me, but after a quick research I think you mean "Tab" =)

I was thinking in fill tabs with the same info that gnome-terminal uses in title bar, but I'm not sure if it will fit on tabs properly.

Should it be made optionnal ?

I realize that Terminal X doesn't say anything important to the user, but we have the rename option that can be used to identify what is running in each tab.

I think we need something working before decide if it's a good or a bad idea =)

I have been briefly looking through the code but I have not find my way. Could you give me any hints ?

You can start looking at the Guake.add_tab in guake.py method. The tab counter is the self.tab_counter. If you fall in any problem, please post here.

Thanks

in reply to: ↑ 1   Changed 5 years ago by pingou

Replying to lincoln:

Replying to pingou:

I though it would be nice to have the different onglet "Terminal X" in the same line than the "Guake!"
I think it would save place on the screen.

Hehehe, the "Onglet" word confused me, but after a quick research I think you mean "Tab" =)

Yes it was my first though but I saw in the code that tab is also used for something else (can't remember what though...)

I was thinking in fill tabs with the same info that gnome-terminal uses in title bar, but I'm not sure if it will fit on tabs properly.

Depends probably on how large are the tab...

But that's not exactly what I meant, I attached here a small picture of what I was thinking.

Should it be made optionnal ?

I realize that Terminal X doesn't say anything important to the user, but we have the rename option that can be used to identify what is running in each tab. I think we need something working before decide if it's a good or a bad idea =)

I'll let you know ;-)

I have been briefly looking through the code but I have not find my way. Could you give me any hints ?

You can start looking at the Guake.add_tab in guake.py method. The tab counter is the self.tab_counter. If you fall in any problem, please post here.

That does not really handle the properties of localization, does it ?

Thanks for your help

Changed 5 years ago by pingou

How it could look :)

  Changed 5 years ago by lincoln

Have you tried the 0.3 version of guake? it has a differente tab system, I think it looks better then the version you're running.

  Changed 5 years ago by pingou

  • status changed from new to closed
  • resolution set to fixed

Indeed, it contains what I was thinking of :)

I liked the old one with the small border around... but that one looks nice too.

I already had a small bug but I'll see what I can do about it, else I'll create a new bug here.

Thanks for your help :) I close this ticket

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