Taskbar Orientation

[SlipperyPete]

How do you prefer your task-bar?

Personally I prefer visible and horizontal

[BloodyWaters]

6 minutes ago, SlipperyPete said:

How do you prefer your task-bar?

Personally I prefer visible and horizontal

Same. It feels weird any other way. 

[Drak3]

Visible. The rest is dependant on many things.

[sevablue]

For me, horizontal and visible. Used that combo for years and years and I can't get used to anything else.

[Beef Boss]

I like vertical, but I never go full screen mode... Ever. I'm always multi-tasking on a computer. 

[LogicalDrm]

Visible. Bottom on main, left side on 2nd (which is right side from main).

[SlipperyPete]

3 hours ago, BadluckBrian said:

 I'm always multi-tasking on a computer. 

as someone else who is always multi-tasking, do you find any advantage to the vertical taskbar or is it just personal preference

[Beef Boss]

Just now, SlipperyPete said:

as someone else who is always multi-tasking, do you find any advantage to the vertical taskbar or is it just personal preference

It's like using your right hand to type most of the words you type, its weird at first but I find it nice since i go left to right and right to left on windows. On a different note, wish more brackets and all that jazz were on the left side. Im not left handed, but i prefer to use my left hand for typing and everything but writing because i make more wrongs than rights ;0 but seriously its nice going to the right of the screen where the close window button is and then you can open programs faster. Also it opens more space for more vertical box windows.

[SlipperyPete]

4 minutes ago, BadluckBrian said:

It's like using your right hand to type most of the words you type, its weird at first but I find it nice since i go left to right and right to left on windows. On a different note, wish more brackets and all that jazz were on the left side. Im not left handed, but i prefer to use my left hand for typing and everything but writing because i make more wrongs than rights ;0 but seriously its nice going to the right of the screen where the close window button is and then you can open programs faster. Also it opens more space for more vertical box windows.

i never considered making access to the windows key faster as a reason to do it. i mostly use the windows key on my keyboard and search for programs. thats a very interesting take, maybe ill give vertical another shot

[Beef Boss]

Just now, SlipperyPete said:

i never considered making access to the windows key faster as a reason to do it. i mostly use the windows key on my keyboard and search for programs. thats a very interesting take, maybe ill give vertical another shot

its minimal, but nice. instead of going all the way down the screen, go to the side to open a new program. and it looks cleaner IMO. 

[thefrecklepuny]

horizontal and invisible / hidden. Experimented with Object Dock for a while under Win 7 and 8.x.

[chilicheeseburger]

Horizontal, visible and at the bottom of the screen, aka standard windows style. I tired having it at the top of the screen but after a while that was just too edgy for me.

[noahdvs]

Vertical on Linux, horizontal on Windows, always visible.

[TopHatProductions115]

I tend to keep my taskbar visible at all times. The vertical positioning is for stylistic preferences. Strangely, however, I didn't continue that orientation when I started using MacOS or Linux. I have issues.