Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (1338 mails)

[Basil Chupin <blchupin@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Clayton wrote:
> > >  - When there is one application running, the "button" in the task
> > > manager spans the entire width of the available space in the task
> > > manager
> > >
> > >       
> > Well, not the whole width- about 75mm of it.
> >     
>
> On my desktop, with a single application running, the button spans the
> entire width of the available space in the task manager... if I take
> out things so the task manager has more room, the application button
> expands.
>
> Not a showstopper, but... still it's annoying :-P
>
>
>   
> > >  - If I set the Maximum Rows to 1, it still insists on 2 rows unless I
> > > open the Task Manager Settings.. then to drops back to 1 row.
> > >
> > >       
> > Right-click on any desktop icon in the taskbar, select Pager Settings,
> > select 1 Row and exit. 1 row will then be always shown -- at least it
> > has been so here.
> >     
>
> Right... and that kinda works here... but not always.. it's now really
> hit/miss if it works right.. sometimes I have a single row.. sometimes
> multirow.  I'd actually opt for multirow, but when I try that I get a
> bunch of really skinny app buttons all of which.. guess what... span
> the entire width of the space available to the task manager.
>
> I tried creating a new user and testing the defaults... but all I get
> is a black screen... no desktop.
>
> Oh well.. I can wait on the next build :-)
>   

I am just wondering how you have the Panel Alignment setup: Left,
Centre, or Right. Right-click on taskbar>Panel Settings>More Settings.

Also when you right-click on the taskbar you get a second panel with
Screen Edge and Height adjustments; under this second panel you have
movable pointers. Fiddling with these can get you into trouble as I
discovered :-) . Nevertheless, I wonder if these pointers, being moved
perhaps by accident, have anything to do with your problem.

Ciao.


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