<div>Hiya,</div><div><br></div><div> I have been thinking about a utility which would collect several windows (potentially from different clients) into a single tabbed window.</div><div>Obviously, a window manager is capable of doing such a thing, (fluxbox can do it) and I suspect that it might be possible as a stand-along utility (not a window manager), but I might be wrong on that. I'd like to continue to use my current window manager (X11.app on OSX has its own built in, and I'd like to continue to use it.)</div>
<div><br></div><div> For example, there are several utilities that I run that are related, but are different X11 clients. I never want to use more than one at a time, and would prefer to link them in one tabbed window for easier management. (For example, gitk and git-gui are similar.. I would love to group them as tabs of a parent window.. or multiple emacs sessions running on different remote machines.. etc..).</div>
<div><br></div><div>I am considering trying to write such a thing myself, but before I do I wanted to ask "those in the know" a few questions:</div><div> - Is such a thing possible (without being the window manager)?</div>
<div> - Does such a thing already exist?</div><div> - Any advice before I jump in?</div><div> - Are there any X libraries for python which would allow control at a low enough level to accomplish this?</div><div><br>
</div>Thanks.<div><br clear="all">- Charlie<br>
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