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My patch has been committed, it will be in the next release.

The patch:
https://sourceforge.net/p/lxde/patches/474/
The latest sources with the patch:
http://git.lxde.org/gitweb/?p=lxde/lxpanel.git

Luckily it was very easy to recreate the patch. I have submitted the patches today. They are here: https://sourceforge.net/p/lxde/patches/474/ It is easier to download, patch, and compile the version 0.6.2 than the latest code from git repository. I have created a BASH shell script than can automati...

The patch is ready. But I made it for LXPanel v0.6.2, which is the latest released version. Unfortunately, the taskbar in the git repository is very different, as it is in fact launchbar merged with taskbar named as launchtaskbar. So I have to rework it before I can submit a patch.

That's an interesting info. I could look at lxpanelx's source code to see how it is done. I already managed to modify lxpanel's source code and was able to try the changes. I still did not implement the reordering, but I have become a little bit familiar with the taskbar and GTK+ stuff. I will submi...

Thanks. I clicked the Not Spam button in Gmail. Maybe thanks to that, other e-mails that I started getting from this forum do not end up in Spam, which is good.

Thanks for your reply. I am normally using Gnome Classic (no effects). My machine is fast enough for it. It has 2 GB of memory (maximum installable on my ThinkPad T41), but when I start VirtualBox with Windows 7 in it, it takes 1 GB. Firefox takes another several hundred MB. So, when I am about to u...

I consider the ability to reorder windows' buttons on the taskbar a basic feature that increases productivity. I'm used to it.

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I just want to tell you that the e-mail with activation link went right to Gmail's spam folder. That's not ideal of course.