While total screenspace is similar to mine, I've also wrote up a quickie
taskbar a while back, though mine more resembles the one in windows.
clicking "Start" opens up an open menu, same as the World menu; clicking
the time at the right of the bar shows the date.

Nothing too special, but it was written in response to a challenge on
#squeak, a 30 demo as an arrogant display of the power of Squeak to a
newbie in the channel IIRC. :) I really should put it up on SqueakMap, I
feel like such an old dino still passing around changesets and .sts.

http://www.d.umn.edu/~reic0024/squeak/AJR-UI-Enh.st

Looks like:
http://www.d.umn.edu/~reic0024/squeak/sqtaskbar.png

Regards,
Aaron

--
  "civilization is a limitless multiplication of
                unnecessary necessities."                :: mark twain


On Mon, 10 Nov 2003, C. David Shaffer wrote:

> ducasse writes:
>  > Hi david
>  >
>  > you should also have a look of the Dock bar that Jim Benson (I remember
>  > that this is him)
>  > did in 2.8 this was quite cool.
>  >
>  > Stef
>  >
>
> Thanks, I've seen it.  It is very cool but it didn't solve my problem:
> after I have a few browsers open I can never find the window I'm
> looking for.  Jim's dock only shows minimized windows.  Also,
> consistent with Jim's assumption of the availablility of lots of
> screen space, the dock is quite large.  Neither my desktop nor any of
> my laptops has enough room for such a beast. It _is_ cool but I can't
> use it.
>
> David
>
>