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>It does, that is like the core feature of gnome You missed the point. They meant there's no always-on-display taskbar. >It can be set in Tweaks >Gnome Tweak
by forgotpwd16 6y ago
>It does, that is like the core feature of gnome
You missed the point. They meant there's no always-on-display taskbar.
>It can be set in Tweaks
>Gnome Tweaks
Probably, but should you "need a SEPARATE application" (as they say) to set something that should be default? That you can configure those things using third-party software doesn't take away from the point the author is making, and if anything enhances it since some should've been the default.
- abenga 6y agoIt should not be the default; it's a waste of scarce horizontal pixels on something you may not need to use all the time. Alt+Tab is sufficient for seeing which Windows are open, and switching among them.