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While W7's taskbar acts like OS X's by default, it's a single checkbox away from making it act like earlier Windows taskbars. (Still no virtual desktops though.
by CrazedGeek 16y ago
While W7's taskbar acts like OS X's by default, it's a single checkbox away from making it act like earlier Windows taskbars. (Still no virtual desktops though.)
- jokermatt999 16y agoThank you. Does that disable jumplists and such as well? Those seem useful; I just dislike the combined launcher/window and application grouping.
- CrazedGeek 16y agoJumplists seem to work fine. For reference: Right click on the taskbar, click Properties, and change Taskbar buttons to Never combine.