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Phil G All Messages By This Member #234519 Maybe this is the way things are, but it's irritating if so I'm running Steve Todds JMRI image on a RasPi and I've noticed that when you move open windows around, they are "in front" of the task bar and not behind it And not just JMRI windows, but that's the primary use Is there a setting i'm missing somewhere that allows windows to slide "behind" the taskbar?? Phil G
Robert Heller All Messages By This Member #234522 I don't know which window manager is used by default with the LX desktop used with the RPi, but it might be possible to tell the window manager to have the property "always on top" associated with lxpanel windows (what yoy are calling the taskbar is a lxpanel). Since I don't use the default window manager, I don't know how it is configured. (I always install my window manager of choice: fvwm2. And generally re-configure the desktop to something very different from the stock default.) At Sun, 15 Sep 2024 19:49:14 +0100 [email protected] wrote: Maybe this is the way things are, but it's irritating if so I'm running Steve Todds JMRI image on a RasPi and I've noticed that when you move open windows around, they are "in front" of the task bar and not behind it And not just JMRI windows, but that's the primary use Is there a setting i'm missing somewhere that allows windows to slide "behind" the taskbar?? Phil G -- Robert Heller -- Cell: 413-658-7953 GV: 978-633-5364 Deepwoods Software -- Custom Software Services -- Linux Administration Services heller@... -- Webhosting Services
John Bauchiero All Messages By This Member #234527 Phil, Check your settings. I use a mouse for the GUI screen. Right click the task bar on an unused space, select panel settings, select advanced. Properties, check both make window managers treat the panel as dock and Reserve space. I think that should do what you want. John Bauchiero - D&H Model Railroad - NCE PH-Pro & PowerCab, Pi4B, DCC-EX - JMRI current test version toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Sep 15, 2024, at 2:49?PM, Phil G via groups.io <phil@...> wrote: ?Maybe this is the way things are, but it's irritating if so I'm running Steve Todds JMRI image on a RasPi and I've noticed that when you move open windows around, they are "in front" of the task bar and not behind it And not just JMRI windows, but that's the primary use Is there a setting i'm missing somewhere that allows windows to slide "behind" the taskbar?? Phil G
Phil G All Messages By This Member #234531 Unfortunately I already have those settings Phil G toggle quoted message Show quoted text On 16/09/2024 00:20, John Bauchiero via groups.io wrote: Phil, Check your settings. I use a mouse for the GUI screen. Right click the task bar on an unused space, select panel settings, select advanced. Properties, check both make window managers treat the panel as dock and Reserve space. I think that should do what you want. John Bauchiero - D&H Model Railroad - NCE PH-Pro & PowerCab, Pi4B, DCC-EX - JMRI current test version On Sep 15, 2024, at 2:49?PM, Phil G via groups.io <phil@...> wrote: ?Maybe this is the way things are, but it's irritating if so I'm running Steve Todds JMRI image on a RasPi and I've noticed that when you move open windows around, they are "in front" of the task bar and not behind it And not just JMRI windows, but that's the primary use Is there a setting i'm missing somewhere that allows windows to slide "behind" the taskbar?? Phil G
John Bauchiero All Messages By This Member #234538 Phil, Is it a recent version of Steve’s image? I have read that there may be version of PiOS that it may happen. I don’t have further options. John Bauchiero - D&H Model Railroad - NCE PH-Pro & PowerCab, Pi4B, DCC-EX - JMRI current test version toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Sep 16, 2024, at 6:40?AM, Phil G via groups.io <phil@...> wrote: ?Unfortunately I already have those settings Phil G On 16/09/2024 00:20, John Bauchiero via groups.io wrote: Phil, Check your settings. I use a mouse for the GUI screen. Right click the task bar on an unused space, select panel settings, select advanced. Properties, check both make window managers treat the panel as dock and Reserve space. I think that should do what you want. John Bauchiero - D&H Model Railroad - NCE PH-Pro & PowerCab, Pi4B, DCC-EX - JMRI current test version On Sep 15, 2024, at 2:49?PM, Phil G via groups.io <phil@...> wrote: ?Maybe this is the way things are, but it's irritating if so I'm running Steve Todds JMRI image on a RasPi and I've noticed that when you move open windows around, they are "in front" of the task bar and not behind it And not just JMRI windows, but that's the primary use Is there a setting i'm missing somewhere that allows windows to slide "behind" the taskbar?? Phil G
Phil G All Messages By This Member #234539 It that recent, but I do keep my Pi regularly updated Thanks for your suggestion though Phil G toggle quoted message Show quoted text On 16 Sep 2024, at 15:14, John Bauchiero via groups.io <john4dhmr@...> wrote: ?Phil, Is it a recent version of Steve’s image? I have read that there may be version of PiOS that it may happen. I don’t have further options. John Bauchiero - D&H Model Railroad - NCE PH-Pro & PowerCab, Pi4B, DCC-EX - JMRI current test version On Sep 16, 2024, at 6:40?AM, Phil G via groups.io <phil@...> wrote: ?Unfortunately I already have those settings Phil G On 16/09/2024 00:20, John Bauchiero via groups.io wrote: Phil, Check your settings. I use a mouse for the GUI screen. Right click the task bar on an unused space, select panel settings, select advanced. Properties, check both make window managers treat the panel as dock and Reserve space. I think that should do what you want. John Bauchiero - D&H Model Railroad - NCE PH-Pro & PowerCab, Pi4B, DCC-EX - JMRI current test version On Sep 15, 2024, at 2:49?PM, Phil G via groups.io <phil@...> wrote: ?Maybe this is the way things are, but it's irritating if so I'm running Steve Todds JMRI image on a RasPi and I've noticed that when you move open windows around, they are "in front" of the task bar and not behind it And not just JMRI windows, but that's the primary use Is there a setting i'm missing somewhere that allows windows to slide "behind" the taskbar?? Phil G

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