5 ms·
The placement of taskbars (or 'panels', or the equivalent) is always a personal preference. Long-winded explanations may look like a valid justification why som
by simonblack 6y ago
The placement of taskbars (or 'panels', or the equivalent) is always a personal preference. Long-winded explanations may look like a valid justification why some particular preference is chosen, perhaps. But they don't really get to the heart of it, which is that it all boils down to 'personal preference'.
Most of us tend to work 'down the page', especially if we use terminal emulators a lot. In that case, my personal preference is to put the taskbar/panel/whatever at the top of the screen, out of the way, as my work-flow continually moves away from it.
But I stress, once again, that that is purely my personal preference, and my justification of why I have chosen that particular preference.