Much of what has been discussed so far is regarding panel layouts. We
introduced a new tool to Xubuntu a few releases back that allows you to
import, export, and apply various panel layouts. This is installed by
default and available from 1) the panel preferences > backup and restore,
or 2)
Have you tried the XFCE panel switch in the setting manager ?
It's not a whole answer to your request but it's here in Xubuntu. The
looking is also a theme. Perhaps a windows flavor for example the last
one (windows10 for example) and the last Mac OS should be added in the
default themes list
Hello Mark,
again, comments inline.
On 2016-08-23 03:21, Mark F wrote:
""" This means if enough people want change (and are there to do the
tasks needed), then it's likely to happen as well. """
I guess what I'm trying to imply is that there are (apparently) enough
people when you count all
""" This means if enough people want change (and are there to do the tasks
needed), then it's likely to happen as well. """
I guess what I'm trying to imply is that there are (apparently) enough
people when you count all those using different Xfce implementations.
It seems like a chicken/egg
On 2016-08-23 01:31, Mark F wrote:
Whether that box is ever re-opened and things that are accepted as
"this is Xubuntu" are reconsidered.
As I said in a previous mail, Xubuntu is ultimately defined by the
people who contribute to Xubuntu (this is equally true for all
volunteer-based
Hello Mark,
again, find my comments inline.
On 2016-08-23 01:05, Mark F wrote:
Pasi wrote: """ That said, I don't understand how such surveys could
replace testimonials or how they are comparable. """
What I am trying to get at is that testimonials and marketing imply
increasing "market"
Another thought: I was looking at Zorin OS. They have a few desktop
configurations (XP, 7, 2000, Mac OS).
Something like that would be cool. (Not mimicking Windows that tightly,
but, making what's available in other distros available in Xubuntu -- with
a click?).
Again, I was focusing on the
Pasi wrote: """ That said, I don't understand how such surveys could
replace testimonials or how they are comparable. """
What I am trying to get at is that testimonials and marketing imply
increasing "market" share. But, testimonials only query those who are
already sold -- not those who
Hello Mark,
please find my comments inline.
On 2016-08-22 22:28, Mark F wrote:
I'm a new Xubuntu user. I've been using Lubuntu for over a year. I saw
this topic in the mailing-list archives and thought this post
(questions, observations) might be welcome here. I think it ties into
marketing?
