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The current feature of seeing both the plots and the corresponding tables needs to be vastly generalized.
For instance, currently it is impossible to see multiple plots next to each other, while this is often needed. This can be expressed as having multiple views on the screen.
However, it may become annoying to switch off the previous view before moving to the next one. For this reason, it may make sense to switch this feature on/off.
There can also be multiple "screens", each with its own different set of entities (while each entity can be available on several "screens"). This resembles e.g. virtual desktops in desktop environments.
One level atop, one may want to have multiple windows (in terms of the desktop environment) with an individual set of "desktops". This may be useful for e.g. the "presentation" mode, when the controls are on the conference participant's laptop and the presented picture is at the projector.
Choosing what to display where seems to be very tricky from the user side. Need to think of it.
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The current feature of seeing both the plots and the corresponding tables needs to be vastly generalized.
For instance, currently it is impossible to see multiple plots next to each other, while this is often needed. This can be expressed as having multiple views on the screen.
However, it may become annoying to switch off the previous view before moving to the next one. For this reason, it may make sense to switch this feature on/off.
There can also be multiple "screens", each with its own different set of entities (while each entity can be available on several "screens"). This resembles e.g. virtual desktops in desktop environments.
One level atop, one may want to have multiple windows (in terms of the desktop environment) with an individual set of "desktops". This may be useful for e.g. the "presentation" mode, when the controls are on the conference participant's laptop and the presented picture is at the projector.
Choosing what to display where seems to be very tricky from the user side. Need to think of it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: