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you can change the location of the icons to the left, if the centered layout is what you mean
by cucumb3rrelish 5y ago
you can change the location of the icons to the left, if the centered layout is what you mean
- byproxy 5y agoThe taskbar itself is what is being referred to, I believe. Having the taskbar mounted to one side of the screen allows for a bit more vertical space to be used by apps, which is pretty nice on aspect ratios that limit vertical space, i.e. 16:9. It’s the way I currently run my taskbar and I can’t really imagine having to use it locked to the bottom of the screen.
- andrewmackrodt 5y agoI think they want a vertical bar versus horizontal, I prefer this setup for laptops too, e.g. I have the dock on macOS on the left and Ubuntu/Gnome it is the default. It makes a huge difference when vertical screen estate is at a premium, as is the case with many laptops.
- spicybright 5y agoI would too but mac does it in a pretty annoying way compared to say ubuntu unity. With multiple monitors, it snaps to the side most one you have plugged in regardless of your primary screen. I get there's a lot of dragging and dropping involved with the bar, but in Unity it let you set a threshold for mouse speed to limit you going to another monitor. Just let me put it on the side and do that if I'm dragging something, it's not too difficult.