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Sometimes you need more space on your terminal. IMHO eDEX-ui would be more usable if we could toggle several interfaces. For instance, CTRL-SHIFT-J (or CTRL-SHIFT-T as I am on a bépo keyboard) would toggle interface 1, then 2, then 3.
Interface 1: The way it looks right now (depending on theme)
Interface 2: Disable filesystem, all network information (right panel), keyboard (may be configurable), manufacturer/model/chassis, memory and top processes. Then, Date/hour/uptime and a minimized cpu usage would go on a bottom panel on a single line (like Gnu Screen is often tuned into). See below for a GNU Screen example.
Interface 3: Wide screen for terminal without distraction.
What do you think? Don't you think this could make eDEX-ui more usable on a daily basis?
Thanks!
This discussion was converted from issue #894 on December 13, 2020 13:38.
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Hello,
Sometimes you need more space on your terminal. IMHO eDEX-ui would be more usable if we could toggle several interfaces. For instance,
CTRL-SHIFT-J
(orCTRL-SHIFT-T
as I am on abépo
keyboard) would toggle interface 1, then 2, then 3.What do you think? Don't you think this could make eDEX-ui more usable on a daily basis?
Thanks!
GNU Screen example:
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