https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=417776
--- Comment #5 from Sadi <sadiyumu...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #4) > Unfortunately there is no way for a Panel to know if it's being used as a > dock, a taskbar, a global menubar, a pull-out widget drawer, or whatever. In that case, there's no other way, I agree. But I thought that it was possible to distinguish between "panel" and "dock" because when I right-click the one on the left Latte context menu shows "Dock Settings..." at the bottom, and "Panel Settings..." for the one on the top. > I actually agree with you that with a thick macOS/Unity style dock, it is > nicer to have colorful large widget icons. However this is also kind of > inconsistent since the system tray icons will always be monochrome. In that case users should only use system tray in the "panel" and not in the "dock". > You may need to delete ~/.cache/plasma* afterwards. I've already solved this by removing "user.svgz", but out of curiousity I also tried deleting cache and using "user.svgz" with only 64px and 48px user-desktop images removed: it didn't make any difference - actually even replacing them with color 64px and 48px user-desktop images instead of just leaving blank didn't prevent showing a blank area initially. Anyway no problem for me anymore. Thanks. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
