Hello,
Isn't what you say below an assertion that
1) You want the toolbar to do what the slit does, because
2) There is no need for *both* toolbar *and* slit in BB,
meaning that for the end user they functionally overlap, and all it's
really needed is*ONE* only way to puth a small, cpu light, unobtrusive
dashboard with aall the tools {time, link speed, cpu usage, new mail,
all the bbthings...} inside it?
Because that's *exactly* what I've been thinking for some time.....
Marco
> I compile with the slit. But except for 'bbkeys' I do not use it. I do
> not like icons of any kind on the 'screen', only a narrow, minimal toolbar. The only
>reason I use it with bbkeys is to have an easy way to
put bbkeys
> in the top right corner (and 'autohide' it).
> I have no real use for the slit.
>
> What has always surprised me with blackbox is that the 'toolbar' has
> no functionality to speak of: you can switch workspaces, see the time
> and see which window has the focus.
>
> If you do have a toolbar why not a toolbar with some extra functionality:
> - the possibility to have things like the bbkeys "keyhole" icon ON the toolbar.
> - a built in "battery load" icon on the toolbar for laptop users.
> - the functionality on the toolbar supplied by the "blackbox-taskbar-patch".
> (which is of course broken for blackbox-0.62).
>
