I believe it would be of benefit to have multiple horizontal lines on which tabs can be placed. This will eliminate not being able to see tabs after so many have been opened. Reproducible: Always
I don't think multiple tab bars would be a proper solution, maybe a vertical list could work?
Hello Jon, Unfortunately, my window configuration is set up the most efficient way, as per my diagnostics throughout the 1.5 years I have used this machine. I noticed there was a request for this in the past, which was denied. Moving one window above Konversation to make room for a second horizontal bar would be easier than re-arranging my entire desktop. Let me know if this clarifies at all. Thanks, Striker Leggette Red Hat Service Community On 07/31/2013 04:31 PM, Jon Ander Peñalba wrote: > https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=323042 > > Jon Ander Peñalba <jonan88@gmail.com> changed: > > What |Removed |Added > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > CC| |jonan88@gmail.com > > --- Comment #1 from Jon Ander Peñalba <jonan88@gmail.com> --- > I don't think multiple tab bars would be a proper solution, maybe a vertical > list could work? >
I'm sorry, but this won't be implemented. It's not possible to implement an aesthetically pleasing, themeable multi-row tab bar while retaining compatibility with existing Qt style/theme engines, for one, and we also don't want to step outside the UI vocabulary used by common KDE apps in such a way. As Jon suggests, a good solution is the vertical list, which is already available by putting tabs on the left: http://konversation.kde.org/screenshots/konversation13_2.png