22 does seem somewhat excessive - but each to their own. Predominately I run one session cli/root using tmux for multiple windows (tabs set to be at the top of screen), and another browser as desktop, running as user ... type setup. That way the hardware and personal docs/data (root) are isolated from the X/browser (user) session. Nowadays a browser/online services can pretty much do all the things I do/use, calculator, text editing, image editing, docs/spreadsheets, mail/calendar, music/video player ....etc. Such that I can ctrl-alt-Fn between the root/cli/tmux (with multiple tabs) and browser (maximised, with multiple tabs). Used in such a manner and two or even three browser sessions, each with multiple tabs ... isn't that uncommon - as that is a form of 'multiple-desktops' with multiple-activities/tasks running on each.ITSMERSH wrote:22 browsers tabs
May be you should get a hobby in real life?
I've also transitioned over from using a gui document editor (LibreOffice) to simply creating/editing documents using raw html (browser can be used to view/spell-check and the print to PDF file those html documents). Pretty much just base OpenBSD (that includes X, window manager, http server, mail server ...etc. as part of the base system, that is intensively security audited as a whole), with a browser (Iridium in my case) on top of that. And where the browser is in effect the desktops/windows (gui). Pretty rare however for me to have even 15 'windows' (browser tabs) 'open' (3 browser sessions, 5 tabs each). More often its a case of 1 browser session, up to a handful of tabs.