Example Analysis of setting Panel position and adding Panel elements by Mint in Linux

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Just installed Linux Mint (I heard that it is more popular than Ubuntu now), after installing it, I found that the panel is on top. And the strangest problem is to open a program that will not be displayed in the panel below.

You can only use alt to switch application windows.

And when I want to set the display of the panel below, there is no response when I right-click.

After my groping, I finally know how to set up the panel.

I'd like to share with you here.

The most important thing is to hold down alt + right-click in the bottom panel.

Select + add to Panel

Window list-displays running applications

User menu-can control shutdown, etc.

Menu bar-Application + location

Show Desktop-display Desktop to Shortcut Keys

I won't elaborate on the rest.

Then alt + right, select Properties, you can control whether the panel is displayed at the top or bottom, left or right.

If you want to delete an element on the panel, alt + mouse movement corresponds to the element + right-click

Select remove from Panel

Select "move" if you want to move position.

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