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If more than one kind of Panel is installed, you will be able to select between them to choose what sort of Panel you would prefer. By default, two Panel types are available: <menuchoice>Default Panel</menuchoice>, which creates a Panel containing all of the default widgets (launcher, pager, tasks, system tray, clock, etc.), and <menuchoice>Empty Panel</menuchoice>, which adds a blank Panel without any pre-configured widgets in it.

If more than one kind of Panel is installed, you will be able to select between them to choose what sort of Panel you would prefer. By default, two Panel types are available: Default Panel, which creates a Panel containing all of the default widgets (launcher, pager, tasks, system tray, clock, etc.), and Empty Panel, which adds a blank Panel without any pre-configured widgets in it.

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	If more than one kind of Panel is installed, you will be able to select between them to choose what sort of Panel you would prefer. By default, two Panel types are available: <menuchoice>Default Panel</menuchoice>, which creates a Panel containing all of the default widgets (launcher, pager, tasks, system tray, clock, etc.), and <menuchoice>~~Blank~~ Panel</menuchoice>, which adds ~~an empty~~ Panel without any pre-configured widgets in it.		If more than one kind of Panel is installed, you will be able to select between them to choose what sort of Panel you would prefer. By default, two Panel types are available: <menuchoice>Default Panel</menuchoice>, which creates a Panel containing all of the default widgets (launcher, pager, tasks, system tray, clock, etc.), and <menuchoice>Empty Panel</menuchoice>, which adds a blank Panel without any pre-configured widgets in it.