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What you want is KDE
Second for KDE. Add a default panel to a screen and boom! You got what you want. Additionally, the DE is endlessly customizable.
No it's not. I use plasma and it's amazing but the panels are not the same, each panel is different and can't be synced.
KDE can display one taskbar on all displays? If so I would like to know how
Not technically, but you can configure both task bars to display the same things
If so, then it's the same in XFCE.
It's not, Xfce can only have one systray
Right, that one.
Thanks, I went with KDE plasma and it just had the option under right mouse button
Awkward, comma.