(Two panels - top and bottom: first - quick launch icons, k-menu, date and time and tray icons, and the second - applications buttons and virtual desktop buttons).
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Re: How to arrange KDE panels like in Gnome?
Have you tried to right click panel > Add new panel, Configure panel ?Before you edit, BACKUP !
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Re: How to arrange KDE panels like in Gnome?
Sand, Rog131 is right. go to the k menu and you will see the option of adding a new panel. Then later you can click again and configure it. I do have mine similar to gnome. I have the panel at the bottom set to tiny size, and another at the top. The one at the top is transparent and it hides after 1 second of not being use. I also have it in such a way that it only comes out if I take the mouse and go to the left corner of my comp screen. Last, I also have a navigational panel at the left of my screen that also hides after a second of not being use. You can do the same thing or more if you wish just by doing what Rog said.
Good luck.
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Re: How to arrange KDE panels like in Gnome?
Thank you!, now it is OK))Comment
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Re: How to arrange KDE panels like in Gnome?
So Sand, did you get the panel working for you?
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Re: How to arrange KDE panels like in Gnome?
pookito, my navigational panel does not hide, how did you get yours to hide?Comment
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Re: How to arrange KDE panels like in Gnome?
right click on the panel>configure panel>hiding
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Re: How to arrange KDE panels like in Gnome?
marshallbanana is right, Now do not forget that once you are on the configure panel or the main window, you need to choose what panel you would like to hide. let me know how things went.
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