Updated patch

[Olivier Fourdan]

> Olivier, what are you saying? I'm shocked.
> 
> Does that mean I can try to implement a panel like the Eugenia 
> screenshot? Or is that for xfce5. With separators instead of the central 
> frame, handles on the left and the right, everything a module. Ooh the 
> possibilities ... Traditional style would be really ugly then, BTW.

Please do what you feel is the best. We are in a devel process, it means
that we can break anything and everything that needs to be
redone/improved.

And yes, I think Eugenia's design looks great. It doesn't necessarily
mean that you must make everything a module, unless *you* think it's the
best for xfce.

To make things clear, what I like in CDE is not its look, but the idea
of multiple drawers on the main panel w/out cascading sub menus. I
*hate* windows concept of cascading submenus, it's really confusing to
me because I just cannot remember where apps are when I need to run
them.
 
Cheers,
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Olivier               <fourdan at xfce.org>            http://www.xfce.org
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