How to bring the Ubuntu 17.10 top panel to bottom? [duplicate]

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I have seen in some Linux distributions they have the panel on bottom. As I think it is good. So I would like to bring the Ubuntu top panel to the bottom. I don't want to install a DE like mint or other without gnome. How can I bring the top panel to the bottom and it's icons too. Can't I do it with coding. Terminal code or .Xml file editing or gsettings.?






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  • Isn't there a way by coding. Something like Xml files editting.
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    You can look up the source code of the extensions used.
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I have seen in some Linux distributions they have the panel on bottom. As I think it is good. So I would like to bring the Ubuntu top panel to the bottom. I don't want to install a DE like mint or other without gnome. How can I bring the top panel to the bottom and it's icons too. Can't I do it with coding. Terminal code or .Xml file editing or gsettings.?






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  • Isn't there a way by coding. Something like Xml files editting.
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    Mar 22 at 3:18






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    You can look up the source code of the extensions used.
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  • I done it without any software . By coding.
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I have seen in some Linux distributions they have the panel on bottom. As I think it is good. So I would like to bring the Ubuntu top panel to the bottom. I don't want to install a DE like mint or other without gnome. How can I bring the top panel to the bottom and it's icons too. Can't I do it with coding. Terminal code or .Xml file editing or gsettings.?






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  • How can I move the top panel to the bottom in Gnome 3?

    6 answers



I have seen in some Linux distributions they have the panel on bottom. As I think it is good. So I would like to bring the Ubuntu top panel to the bottom. I don't want to install a DE like mint or other without gnome. How can I bring the top panel to the bottom and it's icons too. Can't I do it with coding. Terminal code or .Xml file editing or gsettings.?





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  • Isn't there a way by coding. Something like Xml files editting.
    – lochana minuwansala
    Mar 22 at 3:18






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    You can look up the source code of the extensions used.
    – muru
    Mar 22 at 4:40










  • I done it without any software . By coding.
    – lochana minuwansala
    Apr 7 at 11:45
















  • Isn't there a way by coding. Something like Xml files editting.
    – lochana minuwansala
    Mar 22 at 3:18






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    You can look up the source code of the extensions used.
    – muru
    Mar 22 at 4:40










  • I done it without any software . By coding.
    – lochana minuwansala
    Apr 7 at 11:45















Isn't there a way by coding. Something like Xml files editting.
– lochana minuwansala
Mar 22 at 3:18




Isn't there a way by coding. Something like Xml files editting.
– lochana minuwansala
Mar 22 at 3:18




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You can look up the source code of the extensions used.
– muru
Mar 22 at 4:40




You can look up the source code of the extensions used.
– muru
Mar 22 at 4:40












I done it without any software . By coding.
– lochana minuwansala
Apr 7 at 11:45




I done it without any software . By coding.
– lochana minuwansala
Apr 7 at 11:45










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I would consider installing docky from the Ubuntu software center!



It basically adds a dock to the bottom of your screen... Similar to Mac OS






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    I would consider installing docky from the Ubuntu software center!



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      Nice and Simple



      I would consider installing docky from the Ubuntu software center!



      It basically adds a dock to the bottom of your screen... Similar to Mac OS






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        Nice and Simple



        I would consider installing docky from the Ubuntu software center!



        It basically adds a dock to the bottom of your screen... Similar to Mac OS






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        Nice and Simple



        I would consider installing docky from the Ubuntu software center!



        It basically adds a dock to the bottom of your screen... Similar to Mac OS







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