Panel and taskbar integration?
Paul Ladouceur
tipaul at look.ca
Mon Aug 4 13:58:51 CEST 2003
I second what Kocil wrote:
There seem to be no setting to get a full width pannel... For me it's no
problem since I use it in the bottom-middle. But i know that many other
would like to have a pannel covering all of the bottom of the screen...
(Like standard Gnome or KDE or Windows, if you know what I mean...)
And for the other demand... I think that the workspace margins do it
well... Because some people, maybe, would like to have the pannel cover
the bottom of their full-size window application...
Regards,
Ti-Paul.
- Kocil wrote:
>>> it would be nice to have a full screen width panel with
>>> integrated taskbar in XFCE4 (like in GNOME, KDE, or other
>>> desktops). Is there a way to do this?
>>
>
>> I'm sorry to say that, but if you don't like the way XFce4 arranges its
>> components but want it to act like another desktop environment .. then
>> why do you use XFce4 at all .. and not some of the environment of the
>> list you just mentioned above?
>
>
> I personally prefer to turn off the task bar.
> But now about the panel.
> I would like to arrange it full from the left to the right at the bottom.
> It does not matter if there would be some empty gaps.
> More over, if I launch an application, the app should not overlap with
> the panel.
> (the bottom border of the app would always be above of the panel).
> Can I set it like that ?
>
> Thanks.
>
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