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And then I’d like my window manager to be infinitely scrollable like a canvas with like 3 fingers on my touchpad. Do any exist like that?
I played with egui before, I really enjoyed it, but I remember I stumbled across some issues had to use dioxus instead.
Hmm I guess I’d like my terminal to remember my shell sessions like that and just lef me open them in multiple windows so I can use my window manager to arrange as I please. And then I’d like my window manager to be infinitely scrollable like a canvas with like 3 fingers on my touchpad. Do any exist like that?
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Thanks for trying it! I totally forgot about multiple screens because I use multiple workspaces on an 8K screen. Splitting across multiple screens shouldn’t be too difficult since Horizon already supports multiple sessions. I’ll try to get it working tomorrow :)
I prefer Terminator, where splitting screens is much easier work flow.
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I prefer Terminator, where splitting screens is much easier work flow.
This is the only reason I stick to Terminator, but none of the othet terminal emulators are coming close. I wouldn‘t even be searching for an alternative if Terminator wouldn‘t crash every other week.
This is great! Two things I noticed immediately: the settings window overlaps with the minimap. I think it'd be neat if you could zoom? The reason I'd use this over a tiling window manager is to fit more terminals on a screen at once. I think if there was a capability like the Strategic Zoom in Supreme Commander (video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hJY7exr9KU ) it would be much easier to manage many terminals at…
Thanks for letting me know about the settings/minimap overlap, I’ll fix that. And yes, zoom is on the list! I’ll implement it tomorrow. Just wanted to get the core working first without hogging the CPU.