Am 25.03.2011, 13:04 Uhr, schrieb Arnold Krille <k...@arnoldarts.de>:
> Don't argue the tabs in okular away. Remember the people from redmond > loosing significant browser-share telling "people don't want tabs". <flamewar class="offending-ms"> I wish to believe that M$ loosed browser-shares not because of tabbing but because IEv4-6 were piles of incapable, insecure and outdated s***. (sorry, there's absolutely no nice way describe it otherwise) and development completely stuck once they'd overcome netscape and blocked any progression for half a decade. (IE6 was the standard-breaking "up to date" from 2001-2007, what's a sad joke for itself. And it lasted til 2009 until IE8 was the first IE not being a /complete/ fail) </flamewar> > Well they wanted. And they got. But not from IE. And now they /all/ regret and move the tabs on top of the entire window (ie. provide window tabbing for windows, what's basically a second layer taskbar) :-P > Now lets don't do the same mistake with okular vs. acrobat reader... The major defect of okular's FM is that "Open" is in fact "Replace" - it should just "open" another file (same process, probably in another window...) just like eg. kwrite does. Cheers, Thomas >> Visit http://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-devel#unsub to unsubscribe <<
