Start menu belongs to the top, not the bottom.

>>105599272 (OP)
>not xfce 4.12
ngmi

>>105599272 (OP)
Based OS/2 Warp enjoyer

>>105599272 (OP)
No, it has always been on the bottom.

>>105599272 (OP)
one single panel on the left is all you need. much more efficient than mac esque top panel + bottom dock

>>105599295
OS/2 Warp really is like bizarro Win95, isn't it?

>>105599272 (OP)
>Start menu belongs to the top, not the bottom.
based and macpilled

>>105599272 (OP)
start menu belongs on the sides on 16:9 16:10 monitors

>>105599272 (OP)
Nah, browser tabs and taskbar doesn't belong right next to each other, that's just confusing.

>>105599407
Literally yes

>>105599272 (OP)
True. But I think you should remove that dock at the bottom. I have my taskbar at the top so the applications can have the rest of the screen uninterrupted.

Last time I used XFCE it was miserable to use on a hidpi display like a 4k panel.
How has it advanced over the last year?

>>105599272 (OP)
>Thinly veiled GNOME thread

>>105599272 (OP)
top and auto hide, why are you letting your os steal valuable space from you with a static toolbar?

>>105599407
No it was its own thing. My friend was really crazy about it back in the day but too bad he couldn't really do anything with it. I don't remember if it had some sort of DOS emulation for games or not though.

>>105599272 (OP)
>Start menu belongs to the top, not the bottom.
discrimination against bottoms continues baka

>>105599762
> I don't remember if it had some sort of DOS emulation for games or not though.
It could run DOS software afaik, but with some compatibility issues. It could also run Win3.x. One of their advertising slogans was something like "A better DOS than DOS, and a better Windows than Windows." I've never actually used it so I'm just going off secondhand knowledge.

>>105599679
i've never seen an auto hide that was actually snappy and responsive

>>105599272 (OP)

Ngl I like that your Start Menu is text based. We could stand to go back to that as a society.

>>105599272 (OP)
Yes, but I usually disable docker and just use spotlight.

>>105599422
>>105599356
I find it more confusing if they were screens apart.
>>105599679
I like seeing some information when it is idle.

>>105599396
I prefer it on the right.

Bloat, just memorize a shortcut for every program you need.

>>105599272 (OP)
>Yanks cursor to top right of the screen to close program
>Clicks on "linuxiac" instead

>a fucking RAT

left task bar master race

>>105599272 (OP)
what distro?
also can you adjust colors like removing certain colors for watching movies etc?
>why
my buddy had a broken tv that displayed everything as green colored and now i cant watch the founder without a green filter lol

I always put the Start menu at the top. And I always switch to the Whisker menu. Below is the Dock Plank.

>>105599272 (OP)
imagine dragging your mouse all the way to the corner of the screen to start any application

>>105599272 (OP)
Historically, the Start menu has always been bottom left. That said,
>2025
>using a * menu

>>105603482
The pointer always appear at the center of the screen so it's irrelevant where you place the menu, also
>Alt + F2
Wow, that was hard, if you're fancy just enable the wisker-menu with the super key.

>>105603544
As far as i know only windows had the main menu on the bottom left, other systems either don't have a menu to begin with or the bar up (macos, os/2, beos)

>>105599272 (OP)
startmenu belongs to the left you damn faggot. Now stand up make some pushups while you install Windows get, get a job and fuck a woman

>>105599407
>>105599295
I hate warp. i need that redmond

>>105603793
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