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Hi,
i have done clean installs of KDE and KDEmod today and finally settled on [extra]. However on one of my installs i noticed that the taskbar had animated icons when starting programs and such (bouncing kopete, opera and such). The final install i have now does not have this, is this a feature somewhere i have not enabled yet or is it something I only had in kdemod? I have compositing enabled but cannot find where i put that anymore.
I also had a grouping of multiple programs (konsole) that "folded" out when i hovered over the taskbar. I now just see multiple instances <1>, <2>, <3> next to each other and no nifty animated grouping anymore, even when i turn it on in the settings. I am not sure this worked for me on kdemod or kde so i do not know if it is a feature that is unique to either one of these.
any tips?
stefan
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OS: F10_x64, Arch, Centos5.3, RHEL4.7, RHEL5.3
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Hi,
i have done clean installs of KDE and KDEmod today and finally settled on [extra]. However on one of my installs i noticed that the taskbar had animated icons when starting programs and such (bouncing kopete, opera and such). The final install i have now does not have this, is this a feature somewhere i have not enabled yet or is it something I only had in kdemod? I have compositing enabled but cannot find where i put that anymore.
I also had a grouping of multiple programs (konsole) that "folded" out when i hovered over the taskbar. I now just see multiple instances <1>, <2>, <3> next to each other and no nifty animated grouping anymore, even when i turn it on in the settings. I am not sure this worked for me on kdemod or kde so i do not know if it is a feature that is unique to either one of these.
any tips?
stefan
As far as #2 goes, KDEMod by default uses the Stasks plasmoid-which does what you're talking about. You can get it from AUR.
#1 I'll have to think about.
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you can set the first thing in System Settings > Look and Feel > Desktop > Launch Notification
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cool guys! thanks a lot. i will try both out in a while and then decide if i will stick with [extra].
"root# su - bofh"
OS: F10_x64, Arch, Centos5.3, RHEL4.7, RHEL5.3
Desktop Hardware: Dell Precision M65 laptop, core2duo, 2gb, 80gb 7200rpm
Registered linux user #459910 since 1998
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