Re: [opensuse] Klipper wo'tn go into the system tray -- nor will volume control
- From: Patrick Shanahan <paka@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 12 May 2011 10:21:33 -0400
* Anton Aylward <anton.aylward@xxxxxxxxxx> [05-12-11 10:01]:
I'm up to date on patches..
It doesn't matter whether I start klipper from the command line or the
menu, it doesn't produce the entry in the system tray that it once did.
Oh, and the volume control too.
Actually, even if it did, I'm not sure it would help, because the KDE4
shutdown is not saving the session properly; I keep getting the session
from last week. Its a good thing I'm using Thunderbird and Firefox and
they save state separately.
None of my KDE4 settings are sticking around.
If I rename my virtual desktops the names go away when I log out.
The same with tabs in Konqueror; when I log in I get the ones from last
week's session.
Phonon settings ... the list goes on.
klipper and kmix, volume control, are now widgets. Unlock the widgets, go
to the taskbar and <rt-clk>/panel options/add-widgets. Lock widgets when
finished.
I just renamed my virtual desktops but do not have time to check that the
session saves new names, will report.
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