__/ [Clinton V. Weiss] on Monday 05 December 2005 04:11 \__
> Clinton V. Weiss wrote:
>> I've searched and searched, and haven't been able to determine how I can
>> setup the taskbar to only show the icon of an application. In the
>> taskbar configuration, there is a handy checkbox for hiding the icon,
>> but nothing for hiding the title.
>>
>> Is hiding the title within the KDE taskbar feasible?
>
> I'm surprised that no one has commented on this. Even a "can't do it"
> would be nice.
I read it, I was going to comment, but saying something along the lines of
"it is not possible" would often be unproductive and make it seem like
your problem was resolved when in reality it has not.
Why do you have the full title displayed in the taskbar rather than have
just an icon with tooltips (balloons)? This is the default behaviour in
KDE 3.1 and 3.4 (both of which I can confirm to have these settings). Have
you changed it? Am I misinterpreting the question/scenario? I have this
picture in my mind where a task bar is accommodated with words (as in the
taskbar or even default quicklauncher in Windows).
Best wishes,
Roy
PS - I think I stupidly confused system tray and taskbar here. Have you
tried KasBar**? I prefer that to a task bar. It can easily be added and
provide you with previews as well as application icons.
**Main panel -> Content menu -> Add -> Extension -> KasBar
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