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    Which distro is this?

    Discussion in 'Linux Compatibility and Software' started by NeedALaptop07, May 25, 2008.

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    If you mean the kicker panel just in the middle, you can do that in the kicker settings - right click on the panel and go to "confgure..."
     
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    Oh, ok cool thanks!
     
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    Yes, you can move all the kicker items around to where you choose.....never thought of putting the Kmenu in the middle though....it would take the right kicker panel to look good I guess, like in the pic you posted.
     
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    Makes me wonder how it'll look with the menu open. Most menus go to the right so it'll feel weird trying to navigate with the menu in the middle.

    Interesting idea though.
     
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    First thing I do is replace Kmenu with TastyMenu (just like Mint does :D) Tasty Menu will let you move the menu around like a window, so it could be positioned and would remember it.
     
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    I think this Kicker panel is really cool the way it's implemented. Something different, I like it a lot. Wonder if I could find the panel download maybe...
     
    NeedALaptop07, May 27, 2008
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