maximize work area
Even if it's not a setting as such, it would be easy (from a UX
perspective, probably less so from a coding perspective) to just have
the tab section be collapsible.
As an example of how something like that might look, consider the
sidebars in darktable. They're generally useful, but you can collapse
each one if you want more space, then you can bring it back when you
need that functionality back. Better utility than a checkbox hidden in
Prefs, but still gives you the option to make it go away.
I've had the same desire when I'm working on a dark image, and I want to
make everything bright go away. If I have a light image open, then it
becomes impossible to make it go away.
--xsdg
On 06/29/2014 11:47 AM, SorinN wrote:
I can presume that he asked about a checkbox in Preferences - to choose
between a big tab with a thumbnail of a current canvas inside AND a much
smaller tab with a small text containing the filename ( this way he can
gain another 30 or 40px of vertical space) ..this could be somehow relevant
for small 16:9 lanscape orientation screens.
2014-06-28 16:43 GMT+03:00 Alexandre Prokoudine <
alexandre.prokoudine@gmail.com>:
Ж-д
28 июня 2014 г. 17:26 пользователь "Johann" написал:
And have a checkmark entry in the application toolbar menus too, to
complete things.
What checkbox exactly? Please be more specific.
Alex
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