Yep, this is me with my own taskbar. I only thought about if I could, never stopping to ever consider whether I should.
dotfiles or it didn’t happen, OP!
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I do not have dotfiles per se, but the taskbar source code is located at pulpmonad. I also have xmonad-profiles to manage my set of xmonad setups.
Thanks!
Great! This is has been a long standing goal of mine! What did you write your taskbar in! And would you mind sharing it's code? I would be really thankful! Thanks!
Where are your browser tabs located? I would generally keep everything except those bottom-centric for the sake of visual gravity. Given that I access my tabs a lot, they need to be opposite to my taskbar so I don’t accidentally activate it. A for creativity.
i don't know about OP but i usually use ctrl+tab to switch tabs, never thought about that problem with having a bar at the top
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