On August 20, 2002 16:28, Matt Bonyak wrote:
> Excellent!  However, I don't think that on 640x480, where we can only have
> two large buttons, the "Desktop Access" button is important enough to be
> included -- I'd much rather see the buttons grouped such that those deemed
> most important (which would be open for debate) are displayed, rather than
> simply showing the first ones.  Here is a sample:
This is a good point. However, KDE is currently completely unusable at 
640x480; my screenshot was intended to demonstrate that the Kicker now leaves 
enough room for the taskbar, system tray, and clock at various resolutions. 

I intended to look in to KDE at low-resolutions for 3.2, and I will keep your 
suggestion in mind

> Additionally, for higher resolutions (once all buttons are viewable and
> there is a bit of space left over before we hit the 560 pixel limitation),
> the "Preview" mode for the desktop selector could be enabled defaultly, as
> it is in current versions -- unless we have any additional reasons, not
> related to taskbar length, to disable them.
Excellent suggestion, I'll put that on my TODO list. For now, I've committed 
the patch I original posted here.

Thanks for the comments,
	Ryan
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