robertfoss commented over 3 years ago
Pinning tabs would enable guake at boot to start a few 'saved' tabs that are executing the same command they did on the last run, and are ordered in the same way as they were during the last run.
| gsemet commented over 2 years ago Admin
Yes, pinned tabs a-la firefox would be cool indeed
| toweih commented over 2 years ago
... + being able open "hard-pinned favorite-tabs" using hotkeys. That would be great!
| razenha commented almost 2 years ago
I would favor restoring the tabs names and current directories rather than executing the same command.
| RomanSteinberg commented almost 2 years ago
Guys, it is NOT a necessary, just use scripts. Everyone can make pinned tabs and even pre-run some commands. Here is the link for similar question: https://askubuntu.com/questions/49715/script-for-opening-tabs-in-guake-terminal . Also, there is guide: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Guake
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robertfoss commented over 3 years ago
Pinning tabs would enable guake at boot to start a few 'saved' tabs that are executing the same command they did on the last run, and are ordered in the same way as they were during the last run.
| gsemet commented over 2 years ago Admin
Yes, pinned tabs a-la firefox would be cool indeed
| toweih commented over 2 years ago
... + being able open "hard-pinned favorite-tabs" using hotkeys. That would be great!
| razenha commented almost 2 years ago
I would favor restoring the tabs names and current directories rather than executing the same command.
| RomanSteinberg commented almost 2 years ago
Guys, it is NOT a necessary, just use scripts. Everyone can make pinned tabs and even pre-run some commands. Here is the link for similar question: https://askubuntu.com/questions/49715/script-for-opening-tabs-in-guake-terminal . Also, there is guide: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Guake