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Today I learned that #windows11 finally has a #tabbed #filemanager. Wow! I mean, #linux file managers have had tabs for years, but I'm not complaining. Imagine, a new #windows feature that actually makes my work easier!

Today I learned that #windows11 finally has a #tabbed #filemanager. Wow! I mean, #linux file managers have had tabs for years, but I'm not complaining. Imagine, a new #windows feature that actually makes my work easier!

Today I learned that #windows11 finally has a #tabbed #filemanager. Wow! I mean, #linux file managers have had tabs for years, but I'm not complaining. Imagine, a new #windows feature that actually makes my work easier!

Today I learned that #windows11 finally has a #tabbed #filemanager. Wow! I mean, #linux file managers have had tabs for years, but I'm not complaining. Imagine, a new #windows feature that actually makes my work easier!

Rams’ Puka Nacua tabbed as ‘once-in-a-generation’ pick by Yahoo Sports

Puka Nacua set the NFL world ablaze from the moment he began suiting up for the Los Angeles…
#nfl #nfldraft #NFLDraft #a #as #by #Football #front-page #Generation #in #Nacua #NFL #once #pick #Puka #Rams #show #Sports #tabbed #times #turf #Yahoo
https://www.rawchili.com/nfl/193823/

Here's an example where I'm using something like this: switching between tabs.

Originally made this on @codepen after someone asked how to create tabs with rounded corners *and* borders.
https://codepen.io/thebabydino/pen/oNKLLbv

Then finally polished it this weekend.

Vanilla #CSS + #JS + a bit of #SVG #filter magic.🪄

Works with an image behind the tabs, the tabs may also have an image background.

#svgFilter #tabs #tabbed #JavaScript #web #webDev #webDevelopment #dev #code #coding #frontend #a11y

Here's an example where I'm using something like this: switching between tabs.

Originally made this on @codepen after someone asked how to create tabs with rounded corners *and* borders.
https://codepen.io/thebabydino/pen/oNKLLbv

Then finally polished it this weekend.

Vanilla #CSS + #JS + a bit of #SVG #filter magic.🪄

Works with an image behind the tabs, the tabs may also have an image background.

#svgFilter #tabs #tabbed #JavaScript #web #webDev #webDevelopment #dev #code #coding #frontend #a11y

Here's an example where I'm using something like this: switching between tabs.

Originally made this on @codepen after someone asked how to create tabs with rounded corners *and* borders.
https://codepen.io/thebabydino/pen/oNKLLbv

Then finally polished it this weekend.

Vanilla #CSS + #JS + a bit of #SVG #filter magic.🪄

Works with an image behind the tabs, the tabs may also have an image background.

#svgFilter #tabs #tabbed #JavaScript #web #webDev #webDevelopment #dev #code #coding #frontend #a11y

Here's an example where I'm using something like this: switching between tabs.

Originally made this on @codepen after someone asked how to create tabs with rounded corners *and* borders.
https://codepen.io/thebabydino/pen/oNKLLbv

Then finally polished it this weekend.

Vanilla #CSS + #JS + a bit of #SVG #filter magic.🪄

Works with an image behind the tabs, the tabs may also have an image background.

#svgFilter #tabs #tabbed #JavaScript #web #webDev #webDevelopment #dev #code #coding #frontend #a11y

Here's an example where I'm using something like this: switching between tabs.

Originally made this on @codepen after someone asked how to create tabs with rounded corners *and* borders.
https://codepen.io/thebabydino/pen/oNKLLbv

Then finally polished it this weekend.

Vanilla #CSS + #JS + a bit of #SVG #filter magic.🪄

Works with an image behind the tabs, the tabs may also have an image background.

#svgFilter #tabs #tabbed #JavaScript #web #webDev #webDevelopment #dev #code #coding #frontend #a11y

Using #Zathura (#PDF and other documents viewer) with #tabbed (#suckless utility) is a great combo to work through a ton of PDFs one at a time where they are all displayed in a single window. The window stays in the same spot and just advances through any number of PDFs by using a loop in bash like

for x in *.pdf; do zathura -e ((tabbed X ID)) $x; done

Using #Zathura (#PDF and other documents viewer) with #tabbed (#suckless utility) is a great combo to work through a ton of PDFs one at a time where they are all displayed in a single window. The window stays in the same spot and just advances through any number of PDFs by using a loop in bash like

for x in *.pdf; do zathura -e ((tabbed X ID)) $x; done

Using #Zathura (#PDF and other documents viewer) with #tabbed (#suckless utility) is a great combo to work through a ton of PDFs one at a time where they are all displayed in a single window. The window stays in the same spot and just advances through any number of PDFs by using a loop in bash like

for x in *.pdf; do zathura -e ((tabbed X ID)) $x; done

Using #Zathura (#PDF and other documents viewer) with #tabbed (#suckless utility) is a great combo to work through a ton of PDFs one at a time where they are all displayed in a single window. The window stays in the same spot and just advances through any number of PDFs by using a loop in bash like

for x in *.pdf; do zathura -e ((tabbed X ID)) $x; done

Using #Zathura (#PDF and other documents viewer) with #tabbed (#suckless utility) is a great combo to work through a ton of PDFs one at a time where they are all displayed in a single window. The window stays in the same spot and just advances through any number of PDFs by using a loop in bash like

for x in *.pdf; do zathura -e ((tabbed X ID)) $x; done

#Tabbed #WindowManagers and #Scrolling seem so much better than #Tiling. <3

#Tabbed #WindowManagers and #Scrolling seem so much better than #Tiling. <3

I am using only one monitor, so not sure if thats affecting my opinion. But on my laptop I use #sway and the workflow feels much cleaner, thanks to #tabbed and #scratchpad.

Has anybody else experience with #bismuth or tiling on KDE in general? Thoughts suggestions?

I am using only one monitor, so not sure if thats affecting my opinion. But on my laptop I use #sway and the workflow feels much cleaner, thanks to #tabbed and #scratchpad.

Has anybody else experience with #bismuth or tiling on KDE in general? Thoughts suggestions?