[ SOLVED ] How to Split Xfce rather than opening new tab window?

[hadisur_rahman]

How to split so many windows on a single window without opening a new tab on XFCE MX Linux-19.2?

I meant I want split a same window with many window on a single xfce window, thanks

[JayM]

Please explain exactly what you're trying to ask because your question makes no sense.

[hadisur_rahman]

This is the first screen , you can see three new tab within a single window .

Screenshot_2020-12-30_13-06-23.png

This is the second split xfce within a single window as an example

tmux-centos.png

I want the first one to be split like the second ones. Now my question is , is it possible on default mx linux-19 with xfce . ?

[JayM]

Xfce is the entire desktop environment (please read that) so your question still doesn't make sense. What are you actually trying to do, have multiple panes in your terminal, your file manager, or in another application and if so which one? What terminal, file manager or whatever it is that you want split panes in are you using?

[junoluna]

i think maybe he is looking for a tiling windows manager

good luck with that

life is too short

[JayM]

Maybe, but it's hard to tell when he's calling whatever he's trying to use "xfce" rather than its actual name.

[hadisur_rahman]

check this picture

Screenshot 2020-12-30 141756.png

You can see two split window same time, I want like that to be the above ones.

[JayM]

OK, you're talking about the terminal. The app tmux is preinstalled in MX and will do what you want to do. For instructions on using it

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man tmux

in a terminal and/or search the web for tmux to find user guides. To use it run

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tmux

in your terminal then use its keystroke commands for tab placement before opening a new tab.

[hadisur_rahman]

OK, you're talking about the terminal. The app tmux is preinstalled in MX and will do what you want to do. For instructions on using it

Code: Select all

man tmux

in a terminal and/or search the web for tmux to find user guides. To use it run

Code: Select all

tmux

in your terminal then use its keystroke commands for tab placement before opening a new tab.

thanks . Problem solved.

[JayM]

If this is solved to your satisfaction, could you please edit your original post #1 at the very top of the topic by clicking the pencil tip icon, the one circled in red in my screenshot image below (yours won't have the red circle)

and add [SOLVED] at the front of the subject? This will make it easier for others when they search the forum looking for a solution to the same problem. Thanks.