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hey friends. please tell me how to move taskbar to the bottom of the screen. I am using ubuntu 11.o4. I took my mouse cursor to blank area of taskbar and right clicked but no menu appears. I am old windows user and it would be comfortable to me to if taskbar comes at bottom
hey friends. please tell me how to move taskbar to the bottom of the screen. I am using ubuntu 11.o4. I took my mouse cursor to blank area of taskbar and right clicked but no menu appears. I am old windows user and it would be comfortable to me to if taskbar comes at bottom
There are many different desktop environments, window managers and panels for *nix systems - it might be helpful to those trying to assist you if you stated which one you are using?
There are many different desktop environments, window managers and panels for *nix systems - it might be helpful to those trying to assist you if you stated which one you are using?
How can i find out the information about my desktop environment? I am totally new here
You're not expected to alter things with Unity and Ubuntu: the developers know what's good for you! Shuttleworth has officially stated that allowing users to alter the layout of the desktop would not be compatible with his design goals.
I suggest you switch to a proper distro that lets you put things where you want them (my panel's on the left). Try Mint instead.
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