On 21 Jan 2002, Jason 'vanRijn' Kasper wrote: > I agree. The toolbar does serve a purpose--more than one actually. If > anything, it (or some other blackbox-created window) needs to be there > to catch KeyPress's if keyboard-navigable windows are going to be > included in blackbox proper. > > And, I use the toolbar often for workspace-navigation, etc.
I also have to agree here. I use the toolbar to tell which workspace I happen to be in, which window that happen to be focused and what time it is. I also use to switch workspaces. I do, however, not use anything that requires the slit which is why I disable it at compile time. This is why I vote to keep the toolbar. The slit can be made a run-time option if it simplifies the code (not perhaps making it smaller, more in the sense of readability). -- John Eckerdal
