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Re: Last minute suggestion regarding panel size: msg#00235

Subject: Re: Last minute suggestion regarding panel size
Yesterday, I looked up the osdir screenshot gallery and just noticed how
disproportionately large xubuntu panels are. I think this should be changed
to be like the gnome panel. Gnome panel size is around 26 or 28 units.


If Xubuntu is going for the Gnome look, smaller panels would be ok.
If it's going for an Xfce look, a larger lower panel with autohide
should be just as ergonomic (it's my favourite :P).
But then again, a hiding panel could cause some distress :)

Regards,
Oblio



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