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Re: "I finally discovered Single Window mode for Lazarus and I..."
I am actually horrified by the 'one-file-at-a-time' editors that won't even split the window. Arduino is perhaps easier for 7-year-olds, but I need about 6 windows for code. As for the other IDE stuff, I couldn't care less.
May 10 · 2 weeks ago
@gritty Thank you! I have been looking for this.
🐙 norayr [mod] · May 11 at 14:41:
heh, glad you feel better now.
though i don't use it. i have this personal thing maybe, i also use gimp in multi window mode. i need to see some of my desktop, i need to see it is empty.
that's also why i don't use tiling wms. i need to see the background.
i like when the windows aren't glued together, not imprisoned. have freedom to move.
something like that.
also i think everything should be modular. even window interfaces. and we have lack of it. (:
🍀 gritty [OP] · May 11 at 23:59:
@norayr I understand that. Though if I could get all the laz windows to be on top when switching apps, I'd have stuck with it.
🐙 norayr [mod] · May 12 at 00:35:
i also use insane amount of workspaces. about 15 for pidgin chat windows. again, multi window mode. (: so when i run lazarus i run it on a separate workspace. when i program just with fpc, i use 2-4 terminals usually. in one i write, in other i build, other two, if i have other pascal files opened. but that's me, everybody has the way that works for them.
👽 TKurtBond · May 12 at 19:36:
This *is* a lot easier to use with a tiling window manager. Thanks for pointing it out!
🍀 gritty [OP] · May 12 at 20:19:
no problem!
I finally discovered Single Window mode for Lazarus and I like it quite a bit more.