maybe it should just be enabled permanently? defaulting to showing a tab when only one window is present - just the same as you get with a web browser.�� I think this paradigm is common enough with web browsers today being able to drag/drop tabs is a common enough that this will be discoverable for most people.

Perhaps a preference to turn it off as a backup for those that don't like it?

btw,��

cheers -ben

On Fri, Jan 30, 2015 at 8:48 PM, Tudor Girba <tudor@tudorgirba.com> wrote:
I know about the feature, but we did not yet find a proper solution for it.

The current default solution does not make for a good user experience: I have to click an obscure menu item just to make the window be a drop target and I get no visual feedback of what can be dropped on it. The issue of many windows is a significant problem that deserves a closer attention.

I am sure it will take a while, though.

Cheers,
Doru


On Fri, Jan 30, 2015 at 11:11 AM, stepharo <stepharo@free.fr> wrote:
Another features that nobody knows (even us).

Stef

Le 29/1/15 18:51, Torsten Bergmann a ��crit :

Previous (and still included) Workspace, Transcript and Nautilus
provide Window grouping by selecting "Create window group" from the
window menu and then dragging two windows onto each other.
They are grouped together in one single window then and each one
gets a tab.

Looks like Playground does not support this feature yet - so currently
I end up with many many windows which for me is a step backwards
compared to working with workspaces in Pharo 3.0

What is necessary to provide this for the Playground so we have a
common behavior for all the tools and a cleaner desktop?

Thanks
T.







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