The really cool thing about the Icons-only Task Manager is that you can pin apps any which way you want then The icons-only setup is similar to newer Windows configurations introduced in Vista onwards. While the former is more like a typical Windows XP style setup with a quicklaunch area and a taskbar, The standard Task Manager is what you know and use and want to change. The number of choices shalt be three, and The task manager comes with three choices.
Indeed, whichever element you pick, be it the menu, the clock, other system area widgets, This will open a little menu that lets you choose one Right-click on the Task Manager > Alternatives. Pop out of their default placement to the far right when you start the respective applications, and with textĪdded into the equation, it looks messy, and even less optimal than before. Mode, they will be placed first-clicked first-pinned, so this creates visual clutter. If you add widgets, they can be stacked nicely on the left and shuffled as needed. They may look similar, but they behave roughly the Then, there's aĭifference between pinned widgets and pinned applications. Goes away, the icons shrink, and you may even end up with several lines of window buttons. To make things more complicated, once you exceed a certain number of programs in the task manager, the text This isn't bad, but the use of the horizontal space is less than optimal, especially if you have Most likely, you're using Plasma in its standard configuration, withĪ Windows-like bottom panel arrangements you have shortcuts on the left, task manager windows list on the Not the band, the distro defaults that is. Now, we will discuss another less known feature in thisĭesktop environment, and that's the task manager. Should make your Plasma experience sweeter still. Graced you with a few more tips and tricks that With so much time and pleasure spent on Kubuntu, I've dubbed the perfect distro, and then, I'veĪlso shown you how to deftly pimp it into sweet submission, as well as It hasn'tīeen this merry since roughly 2006 or so.
That my next serious box to use Linux will be running Kubuntu, most likely the upcoming 2018 LTS. It all started with Zesty Zapus, a phenomenal release that redeemed KDE. Recently, I have been having a lot of fun with the Plasma desktop.
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