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#1 2025-01-01 14:48:32

mderouss
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Where is the config option for 'stacking' program instances

Hi folk, I use XFCE and Mousepad on two different system, Fedora and Xubuntu. On Fedora, when I launch multiple instances of Mousepad in seperate windows, then these are 'combined' in the panel - I get a dropdown that lists the instances, not multiple seperate items on the panel. But on Xubuntu, I get seperate panel items. Obviously I've managed to configure something differently, but I'm struggling to identify what it might be. Because I frequently have loads of Mousepad windows open, it's becoming a bit of an issue for me on Xubuntu. Can anyone point me in the right direction ?

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#2 2025-01-01 14:59:08

eriefisher
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Re: Where is the config option for 'stacking' program instances

This might be the "Window Menu" panel plugin. Once added to the panel and you click on it you get a list of open windows. Click on the one you want.


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#3 2025-01-01 16:02:45

Tamaranch
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Re: Where is the config option for 'stacking' program instances

Or you want to use the "group by app" option of the tasklist (aka window buttons)? Ctrl-click on one of the mousepad buttons in the tasklist -> properties -> group by app.

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#4 2025-01-01 16:49:56

mderouss
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Re: Where is the config option for 'stacking' program instances

Yay, 'group by app' is what I was missing smile . Thanks for the super speedy replies !

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