Martin Kelly wrote:
You can turn off the bar at the top by killing the process that starts
it and saving your session. The process is called xfce4-taskbar I
believe. To save your session, just log out like normal and then check
the save box.
OK. But then how will I un-iconify?
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Allen Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.peak.org/~abrown/
Anything worth doing is worth overdoing.
Allen Brown wrote:
I switched back to Debian (stable this time). Flux still
doesn't work, same problem. I am using blackbox so far.
I had tried enlightment some time ago. I will try it again.
I will also try xfce4.
This is close. Simple to configure and minimalist.
But I would like to turn off the selector along the top
of the screen, or at least shrink it. Is there some way
to do that?
Of course I will still want to be able to un-iconify.
It would be nice if that was a small part of the taskbar.
(Like kde and like gnome used to be.)
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