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Re: Keep global-mode-string on its own "modeline"?
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John Yates |
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Re: Keep global-mode-string on its own "modeline"? |
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Sat, 29 Oct 2022 12:07:40 -0400 |
Not a fully general solution, but...
On increasingly common, large, hi-res, hi-dpi screens I can imagine
having tabs and global mode info share space:
* tabs to the left
* global mode info to the left
If the tabs run into the global mode info, the standard UI convention
seems to be to shrink the size of the tabs (possibly truncating title
text).
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