Re: Tab bar

[Juri Linkov]

> Meanwhile, if the tab bar normally shows the most recently used
> buffers, MOST OF THE TIME the buffer you want will be visible there

I think this is not the most useful order, and web browsers arrange tabs
by the order of their creation (although they have an option to switch
tabs by the order of recency, so in the tabbar where tabs are arranged
by the order of creation, C-tab navigates to the last visited tab
and so on, by the order of recency of their visiting time).

>     What Emacs still misses is a feature to group several frames,
>     window configurations, work areas, perspectives (these are
>     different names for almost the same thing) in the tab bar.
>
> It would be good to have a tab bar of perspectives, too.

Yes, as Eclipse has both types of tab bars: a tab bar of perspectives
equivalent to Emacs window configurations or Emacs frames,
and a tab bar of parts equivalent to Emacs buffers.

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Juri Linkov
http://www.jurta.org/emacs/