Re: [kde] Constant Konqueror icon

2011-08-25 Thread Dotan Cohen
On Thu, Aug 25, 2011 at 09:25, Duncan 1i5t5.dun...@cox.net wrote:
 OK, the followup.  Once I point it out, you'll very likely be saying to
 yourself Of course!  *NOW* it's obvious!  =:^)

 FWIW I know this works as I've disabled the hotspot here.  I have two
 monitors and a trackball set to 13/5 accel to cover it in a single stroke
 if I want to, and thus rely on the edges and corners to stop me, so they
 can't be triggering things or I get frustrated!  So I use the hotkey
 trigger only, no edge or corner triggers at all (save for a very small
 auto-hide panel at the bottom left, containing just two menu icon
 plasmoids, kickoff, and classic set to bookmarks-only).

 OK, to configure hotspots, both edges and corners, kde settings,
 workspace appearance and behavior, workspace behavior, screen edges.
 Click on a corner or edge button in the screen representation, and set
 your choice, top left button, no action, in this case. =:^)


I agree: the Workspace Behaviour bit should have jumped out at me. It didn't.

 I /told/ you you'd be saying Screen edges!  Of course!  *NOW* it's
 obvious! =:^)

 FWIW2, pretty much all my kwin-related hotkeys are winkey-something
 combos.  In this case, it's win-g, for desktop grid.  WAY easier to
 remember win-g for desktop/window grid, than whatever the default is, for
 sure!  So it's easy enough to activate, but unlike the hotcorner, /this/
 trigger only activates when I want it to, not accidentally, when I'm
 trying to fiddle with something in the systray, which I have configured
 to an always-visible panel in the top-left corner.


Yes, I also prefer my DE shortcuts to be on the Tux key. With the
obvious exception of the System clipboard being Ctrl-XCV.

Thanks!

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Re: [kde] Constant Konqueror icon

2011-08-24 Thread Dotan Cohen
On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 05:56, Duncan 1i5t5.dun...@cox.net wrote:
 I don't believe I've ever seen or read about such an option, so your
 mention is news to me. =:^/


Oh. I might be confusing it with something else then. Maybe Zim.


 Not that I'd be likely to use it anyway.  But I guess you have a user for
 whom the changing icon is confusing?


That user is me! I just converted to Konqueror from Dolphin but the
changing icon means that I can never find Konqueror on the taskbar. My
taskbar shows only icons, no text.


 You're talking about the application menu icon, in the titlebar, right?
 That'd ultimately be up to the window manager to set/enforce.


I am referring to the taskbar icon. I do not recall having ever seen
an icon in the titlebar.


 FWIW, there's the --icon general-kde command-line option, but I believe
 that sets the original icon, the app can still change it, as konqueror
 does.  Not that I've really used it to know, however, so you might /try/
 it.


Thanks. Launching Konqueror as konqueror --icon someIcon.png has no
effect, but in Okular the effect is to show a blank taskbar icon
instead of Okular's regular icon. It still does not show the
designated icon. I'll play around a bit, maybe it doesn't like pngs.


 There's also the various window decorations (under workspace appearance
 and behavior, workspace appearance).  Some of those appear not to even
 have an app/menu button in the titlebar, and as most titlebar buttons,
 the app/menu button can be removed or placed elsewhere via button
 customization for at least most of the others.  It's possible some
 decorations might have one, but (optionally?) not allow it to be changed
 after it's first set.


Thanks. I'll look around for similar taskbar options.


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Re: [kde] Constant Konqueror icon

2011-08-24 Thread Duncan
Dotan Cohen posted on Wed, 24 Aug 2011 10:00:34 +0300 as excerpted:

 On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 05:56, Duncan 1i5t5.dun...@cox.net wrote:

 I don't believe I've ever seen or read about such an option, so your
 mention is news to me. =:^/ Not that I'd be likely to use it anyway. 

 That user is me! I just converted to Konqueror from Dolphin but the
 changing icon means that I can never find Konqueror on the taskbar. My
 taskbar shows only icons, no text.
 
 You're talking about the application menu icon, in the titlebar, right?
 That'd ultimately be up to the window manager to set/enforce.

 I am referring to the taskbar icon. I do not recall having ever seen an
 icon in the titlebar.

OK, that explains quite a bit, since one of the first things I did while 
customizing kde4 was kill the task-manager/bar plasmoid (called manager 
instead of bar in plasmoid-explorer, I suppose to eliminate the ambiguity 
between what's normally the panel containing the plasmoid, and the 
plasmoid itself).

I've not used a task-manager widget since probably kde 3.2 era, more or 
less.  Instead, I use alt-tab primarily, with a task-list popup menu on 
the desktop and (with kde4) the desktop grid (now with integrated expose! 
=:^) as alternatives.

Since I've not used the taskman for so long (well back into kde3), I tend 
to forget about it even existing, unless someone mentions it 
specifically.  So the thought of it didn't even cross my mind in my 
original reply, since you hadn't mentioned it specifically.  The closest 
I could get was the app-menu icon in the titlebar (which it seems you 
don't use, isn't kde's customization wonderful? =:^).

That would explain my not recognizing the option, since I normally ignore 
pretty much anything specifically taskman related, and makes the not 
likely to use comment even *MORE* true, since I don't use the taskman AT 
ALL.  No WONDER we seemed to be talking past each other! =:^\

 Thanks. I'll look around for similar taskbar options.

Obviously, most of my suggestions didn't apply to the taskman since it's 
not what I had in mind at all, but perhaps there's similar options for 
it, somewhere.

All the above said, now that I know you're talking about taskman, I *DO* 
dimly remember reading about various options related to it in, for 
instance, the various kde4 release announcements and covered in the 
various reviews I've read, plus the limited exposure I get to it when 
bisecting a settings-related bug, thus having most of my settings reset 
to defaults, temporarily.  (I really hate that for two reasons.  First, I 
can barely tolerate the default color-scheme, which comes close to making 
me physically sick.  Second, all my carefully configured keyboard 
shortcuts disappear, and the lost productivity is like I'm trying to 
remote-control a mars rover or something.  I'm always /very/ relieved 
when those bits of the config get restored in the normal bisect process, 
and I'm not both attempting to kill the gag reflex at the color and 
having to work with the ugliness even longer than normal because it's 
taking me longer to get anywhere without my keyboard shortcuts!)

I'm /guessing/ that the option you're referring to might be related to 
grouping, since if all the konqueror task icons are grouped into one in 
taskman, that one icon can hardly show the individual icons for all of 
what might be fifty different konqueror windows, so in that case using 
the app icon would make the most sense.  Given that, it may be that 
there's an option to use it when there's only one app window open, too.  
Of course that's all dim memory and supposition, since I don't use taskman 
in normal usage, but I /think/ that's more or less how at least one of 
the task grouping options works, in general.

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Re: [kde] Constant Konqueror icon

2011-08-24 Thread Dotan Cohen
On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 15:36, Duncan 1i5t5.dun...@cox.net wrote:
 Second, all my carefully configured keyboard
 shortcuts disappear, and the lost productivity is like I'm trying to
 remote-control a mars rover or something.

http://marsandme.blogspot.com/


 I'm /guessing/ that the option you're referring to might be related to
 grouping, since if all the konqueror task icons are grouped into one in
 taskman, that one icon can hardly show the individual icons for all of
 what might be fifty different konqueror windows, so in that case using
 the app icon would make the most sense.  Given that, it may be that
 there's an option to use it when there's only one app window open, too.
 Of course that's all dim memory and supposition, since I don't use taskman
 in normal usage, but I /think/ that's more or less how at least one of
 the task grouping options works, in general.

No, I hate grouping. Even though I'm no mousemaid, I like to see what
applications I have open in the taskbar.

I just tried the Present Windows function that I think you refer to
when you mention Expose, I like it but cannot figure out how to
disable the upper-left corner hotspot. My clock is there and I do take
the mouse pointer over there to access my calendar. It is not in the
Desktop Effects settings, not in the Keyboard settings, not in
Shortcuts and Gestures settings... where else should I look?

Thanks, Duncan. I've filed an issue for the Konqueror icon:
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=280713

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[kde] Constant Konqueror icon

2011-08-23 Thread Dotan Cohen
How does one configure Konqueror to always use it's own icon, and not
to use the favicon or .desktop icon of the location to which it is
browsing? I've looked through all the options but cannot find it. I
remember this issue coming up once before, but I cannot find reference
to it.

Thanks.

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Re: [kde] Constant Konqueror icon

2011-08-23 Thread Duncan
Dotan Cohen posted on Wed, 24 Aug 2011 03:04:07 +0300 as excerpted:

 How does one configure Konqueror to always use it's own icon, and not
 to use the favicon or .desktop icon of the location to which it is
 browsing? I've looked through all the options but cannot find it. I
 remember this issue coming up once before, but I cannot find reference
 to it.

I don't believe I've ever seen or read about such an option, so your 
mention is news to me. =:^/

Not that I'd be likely to use it anyway.  But I guess you have a user for 
whom the changing icon is confusing?

You're talking about the application menu icon, in the titlebar, right?  
That'd ultimately be up to the window manager to set/enforce.

FWIW, there's the --icon general-kde command-line option, but I believe 
that sets the original icon, the app can still change it, as konqueror 
does.  Not that I've really used it to know, however, so you might /try/ 
it.

There's also the various window decorations (under workspace appearance 
and behavior, workspace appearance).  Some of those appear not to even 
have an app/menu button in the titlebar, and as most titlebar buttons, 
the app/menu button can be removed or placed elsewhere via button 
customization for at least most of the others.  It's possible some 
decorations might have one, but (optionally?) not allow it to be changed 
after it's first set.

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