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The AOO wiki link (from where the term
supposedly came):

https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Sidebar#Decks

clearly shows that that 'deck' has the meaning
as in the 'deck of cards' (well, 'of panels').

So you might translate it as if it was a 'set
(of panels)' or a 'spread (of panels)' or


On 10/03/20 10:01, Ilmari Lauhakangas wrote:
The word "deck" in "Sidebar deck" seems like a
rather unintuitive term for translators. It
mainly brings to mind the Star Trek Holodeck.
Are we running an office suite or a (space)ship?










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