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You can rearrange the order of the view and editor tabs as you prefer in Eclipse. Just drag the tab(s) to the order you want.
Check the option " General > Editors > Text Editors > Insert spaces for tabs ": if unchecked, it will display tabs, not space.
Jaroslav, You open a source code in the editor, then press Ctrl-P, and in the very small filename (tab header) field of the editor there you toggle a small pin symbol - if not, I am wondering... yes, i had to play with toolbar (and their buttons) visibility, by default i could not see the button...
Ctrl + Shift + E Show activity on this post. To accomplish this, simply drag a tab up to your title bar and release. It will create another row of tabs.
Juno by default doesn't present the MRU (Most Recently Used) tab behaviour that you see in Indigo (it never worked quite right) and instead uses the Editor document order.
I believe you can re-activate it be either switching to the Classic theme in Preferences>General>Appearance or by editing the CSS. See http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse4/CSS
.MPartStack {
swt-mru-visible: true;
}
Don't forget to restart Eclipse to make it use the new parameters.
Apparently this option was added in Eclipse Mars 4.5:
Window -> Preferences -> General -> Appearance ->
Visible tabs on overflow:
[X] Show most recently used tabs
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