The XFCE panels always are "in front of" any programs launched.
I have a problem in my school in that the computers now contain about
120 standalones
[and more on the way] that I have authored for ESL teaching purposes:
but I really don't
want to either:
1. Spend ages drilling down through folders for each pupil to launch a
standalone.
2. Have the pupils spend ages drilling down through folders for each
pupil to launch a standalone.
To that end I need a launcher that covers the whole screen [and, NO, I
don't want buckets of symbolic links on the actual desktop as pupils can
mess those about], that, when a standalone is launched will NOT
cover the standalone.
Richmond.
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