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Showing all open programs on your bottom toolbar
Post 302460096 by remi75 on Wednesday 6th of October 2010 04:50:43 AM
10-06-2010
yes you can group , just check the options of your Window manager and/or the desktop manager and the panel it self ,
just right-click in the right spot and look
but if they have nothing in common , they wont
can you increase your monitor resolution to the MAX ? that will let you see way better.
regards
just right-click in the right spot and look
but if they have nothing in common , they wont
can you increase your monitor resolution to the MAX ? that will let you see way better.
regards
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The following files are used by this application: /usr/bin/gnome-theme-manExecutable for Theme preferences tool ATTRIBUTES
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