Tab list

[joanbono]

Hi @pancake

I can open new tabs by pressing cmd+t and switch between them with cmd+1 or cmd+2 but I cannot see the tab list (in iTerm I think it's possible by pressing Shift+cmd+t).

Are you planning to add this or it's removed in purpose?

Cheers

[trufae]

I removed them on purpose. I have in mind a minimalistic view of them of 1 pixel line. But definiveliy not colorized or with titles. My usual workflow is a fullscreen terminal and having tabs is a loss of screen that barely matters to me (and the other users i have asked for). Which is your workflow? Maybe we can find a better midpoint solution

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Hi @Pancake

I could open new tabs by pressing cmd+t and switch between them with cmd+1 or cmd+2 but I cannot see the tab list (in iTerm I think it's possible by pressing Shift+cmd+t.

Are you planning to add this or it's removed in purpose?

Cheers

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[joanbono]

Well maybe I was thinking about a tmux tab style, but easy to move between them as iTerm allows. But if you are not planning to add this, I can work with tmux tabs.

By the way, maybe that one-pixel size tab with a different color will be fine. I mean, a single pixel line on the top for Therm window. One tab, one single pixel line fron right to left. Two tabs, the same line with a 2 or 3 pixel separation in the middle, for 3 tabs, three lines... And change the color of the line of the focused tab... this will be really awesome, because user will know how many tabs opened has.

[joanbono]

Hi @pancake , I was thinking in something like:

• For one tab

• Two tabs (actual tab is the one with the cyan line)

• Three tabs

With this single line is possible to know how many tabs and in which tab are you working in.

By the way, this is a suggestion, if you are not planning to add it, I'll use tmux instead, no worries 😃

[trufae]

Yes. That was exactly what i was in mind :)

Cool to see that we are in the same page.

Just one question. Do u use the tmux integration in iterm?

On 20 Nov 2017, at 10:33, Joan Bono notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi @Pancake , I was thinking in something like:

For one tab

Two tabs (actual tab is the one with the cyan line)

Three tabs

With this single line is possible to know how many tabs and in which tab are you working in.

By the way, this is a suggestion, if you are not planning to add it, I'll use tmux instead, no worries 😃

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[joanbono]

Just one question. Do u use the tmux integration in iterm?

No, I don't

[trufae]

also, the fullscreen indicator has been removed to avoid noise, but we can bring it back in a clean way by using this one liner approach

[trufae]

Check the 0.0.9 release https://github.com/trufae/Therm/releases/tag/0.0.9

[joanbono]

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AWESOME :D!!!!

[trufae]

I’ll improve them, but i think this is way less intrussive and handy that standard tabs. At least for a terminal :)

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