Re: Desk Guide Applet

[Mike Bond <mike bond template com>]

Actually, that was part of the complaint, the memory footprint of each
respective piece, the task list and the desk guide, are each as large as
the gnome pager so you aren't saving any memory, and for those that use
the pieces together in one panel where they would have run the pager,
they are effectively doubling the memory use.

allbery@ece.cmu.edu wrote:
> I run the task list (minimized apps only) in an auto-hide panel at
> the top of the screen and the desk guide in a corner panel at the
> bottom.  I used to have to run two copies of the full pager; now I can
> run one of each, in their respective locations, using half the memory
> compared to the two full copies.
> 
> (Now if there were a way for me to suppress the buttons on the Desk
> Guide, I'd be happy.  Especially since I've been forced to switch away
> from the resizeable panel, grrrr.)
> 

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