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@richagadgil asked for my thoughts about the status bar. Here are some:
We have one status bar at the bottom of JupyterLab, which changes depending on the active document.
We be able to change some settings from the toolbar. For example, a common thing is to have the line/column number in the status bar. Clicking on it can pop up a Goto line dialog.
Look at status bars in different applications, particularly code editors. For example, here is my status bar in VS Code:
* Have an API for extensions to add their own content to the status bar. I can imagine that particularly the current document would want to add content to the status bar. I think perhaps VS Code or Atom may have apis to add things to the status bars?
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I really appreciate the kernel status, and I've commented on how this feature would be useful within a table of contents: jupyterlab/jupyterlab-toc#1 (comment)
What do you think about adding CPU usage in some form, say, as a numeric % or a colored meter? I often monitor usage externally in a tab or window, so this would be a huge convenience for me (and hopefully others). Thank you.
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@richagadgil asked for my thoughts about the status bar. Here are some:
* Have an API for extensions to add their own content to the status bar. I can imagine that particularly the current document would want to add content to the status bar. I think perhaps VS Code or Atom may have apis to add things to the status bars?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: