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i made the icons bigger now so that no one loses sight of them and they are just one click away!! any icon, and it's divided between two panels, reminiscent of gnome2, classic gnome2.
and it is in light mode, if i made a distro and added xfce, i would make so many changes!! like light mode only (for elderly and visually impaired and people who like reading a lot, that is me yea) and big icons so that everyone knows what's going on.
I hope I'll still be using the terminal when I'm 70 or something.
Not a jab at you OP, great work on your part. I'm just making a general comment towards my own predicted cognitive functioning