We are working on making our TROMjaro Layout Switch app even more awesome. Thanks to @futureisfoss mostly. Here's how it is starting to look like:
Click a layout and switch. Unity, Gnome, Windows, ChromeOS, MacOS. You choose :) . #tromimg
Click a layout and switch. Unity, Gnome, Windows, ChromeOS, MacOS. You choose :) . #tromimg
@trom @futureisfoss there are two additional special layouts I could suggest, especially given we are talking about xfce. The first is a purely vertical dock, no top or bottom bar at all. This is used in MX linux.The other is a variant on gnome 3, where there is only a top bar, no dock, and the dock set live instead on the left side of the top panel. Typically the panel is only 24-26 pixels. So it's kinda like the windows view you have, but with a much thinner panel, and at the top.
@futureisfoss @trom @tychosoft can you send us some screenshots? we will happily add other layouts :)
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@tio @futureisfoss @trom this conveys what MX does with a pure vertical panel, and why it can be desirable for vertical space, much like global menus in the panel.
https://www.distroscreens.com/2017/12/mx-linux-170-screenshots.html
@tio @futureisfoss @tychosoft We may try to add this. Added to my todo list.
