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It was kind of like that system tray thing in Windows, wasn't it? I think it was mostly functionality you'd otherwise have in control panels, but I've always ha
by rvense 3y ago
It was kind of like that system tray thing in Windows, wasn't it? I think it was mostly functionality you'd otherwise have in control panels, but I've always hated the Control Strip myself - how often do you really need to change your screen resolution? It was extensible, though, there were many 3rd party control strip modules that did all sorts of things.
- duskwuff 3y ago> It was kind of like that system tray thing in Windows, wasn't it? Kind of. Icons in the system tray in Windows were still representing running processes, though; the Control Strip used a plugin system specific to it.