Is there any way to get similar behavior as inside IDEs like Visual Studio or Eclipse or IntelliJ? Where each tile has tabs, and I can drag tabs to another tile, or create a new tile by dragging to the left/right/up/down of an existing tile.
Or is there some reason this behavior is not useful? I see some hints that it would be. More and more apps have tabs - windows explorer now, all IDEs of course, all text editors, browsers, terminals. And often they let you drag the tabs to some other convenient place, like Firefox lets you drag tabs to another Firefox window. Would it not make sense to generalise this to the entire screen?
Komorebi has had tabbed stacks for a while, but since the overwhelming majority of users interact with the tiling window manager via their keyboards and not their mice, the only mouse interaction with tabs that has been implemented so far is click-to-focus.
If this is something that is important enough to you that you want to work on it, contributions are welcome!
Or is there some reason this behavior is not useful? I see some hints that it would be. More and more apps have tabs - windows explorer now, all IDEs of course, all text editors, browsers, terminals. And often they let you drag the tabs to some other convenient place, like Firefox lets you drag tabs to another Firefox window. Would it not make sense to generalise this to the entire screen?