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Buttons outside
This pushes the buttons to the outside edge when using the bottom panel.
I believe that this addresses issue #16. It also makes it more intuitive when using centered tasks.
This actually does not address issues #16. It does put the buttons and the edge of the screen for the bottom panel. This prevents the buttons from moving around as the number of open windows changes.
Any thoughts?
I noticed while looking into issue #16 that if I turn off the Tasks while using the bottom bar that all the buttons end up on the far left. The only reason I can think of for having a bottom panel without tasks is to show the favorites. I can think of several ways to fix that:
- Use where the Tasks would go as a placeholder for what buttons go to the far right.
- Put everything in boxMain when Tasks is off.
- Put the Favorites in boxMain when Tasks is off. Do one of the two previous things if both Tasks and Favorites are off.
- Add additional configuration options to control pushing buttons to the outer edges. There are already a lot of options. I'm not sure what option setting(s) would be the most intuitive. I can think of several ideas for possible options.