add-on of the panel it's got XFCE4-popup-clipman which opens the clipboard manager yeah there's all kinds of little treats in here that kind of make you feel like a wizard because you do something in a terminal and suddenly something on your screen happens it's really really kind of fun actually and I mean think about it bind those commands to keyboard shortcuts or something and suddenly you're redefining how the computer responds to you it's it's it's oddly empowering this stuff like this is um this is really feeling very Unix-y. Next up XFCE4-panel-profiles I love this one this is so cool as with most Linux desktops you can configure what appears on your XFCE panel we'll get into that later at some other point there's another component for that but it is like like all of them it's very configurable so the XFCE developers figured I guess it would be nice to provide users a way to save configurations so that you can restore them or bring them over to another system or whatever so you (23/54)
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