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The key thing with any system is to make sure you move the bar to the left/right of the screen. Almost every screen has stacks of horizontal real estate but nev
by whatusername 16y ago
The key thing with any system is to make sure you move the bar to the left/right of the screen. Almost every screen has stacks of horizontal real estate but never enough vertical.
And by doing that -- the win7 icons don't bother me in the slightest.
- sambe 16y agoThat is certainly true, and it does seem to be on the side by default. I have a netbook-like Vaio with Wubi install that will provide quite a good test before upgrading my main PC - always lacking on the vertical. For me it doesn't take away from the ugliness: Ubuntu was starting to look really slick and "pro" with its black bars and smart new font. Those garish icons always screaming at me bring to mind a laptop covered in stickers and a keyboard so riddled with extra rubber Interweb buttons that you're scared to touch it. Of course, everything should have it's chance. I just wonder whether the switch to default status is warranted. Glad to see the downvote-disagree is becoming ever more prevalent! Obviously an opinion on the aesthetics is totally unproductive. Here we go again... k--;