Shish wrote:
Which reminds me, I never got the system tray to work at all; maybe I'm
just looking in the wrong place -- where are the icons /supposed/ to appear?
In the systray (Middle-click->Desktop->Create Systray).
/Kim
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Which reminds me, I never got the system tray to work at all; maybe I'm
just looking in the wrong place -- where are the icons /supposed/ to appear?
-- Shish
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On Wed, 2005-02-02 at 20:08 +0100, Kim Woelders wrote:
> Peter Hyman wrote:
> > If I do not use that option (which had worked fine), the process just
> > goes to sleep and never shows in the systray.
> >
> > Again, this WAS working in 16.8 as well as 16.7.1 and .2.
> >
> >
> I get the same thin
Peter Hyman wrote:
Recently, one kde app, kgpg, that happily resided in the System Tray
stopped appearing there! It had been woprking in 16.8.0 just a few
weeks ago. Interestingly, kopete pops right in and has no problem. I
am current with CVS.
When I execute kgpg --waitforwm, which by definition
Recently, one kde app, kgpg, that happily resided in the System Tray
stopped appearing there! It had been woprking in 16.8.0 just a few weeks
ago. Interestingly, kopete pops right in and has no problem. I am
current with CVS.
When I execute kgpg --waitforwm, which by definition means...
--waitfor
