On Monday 17 February 2003 23:52, Pietro wrote: > Hi:), > I've already activated main -> options -> Docking -> Use Dock Icon. > In fact it starts two processes: one named "Licq(#UIN)" and another named > "LicqWharf". Licq(#UIN) is the normal icq window and LicqWharf is an icon > that pops up somewhere in the screen:). > I can not still have a kicker applet:(. I loved gtk+licq, but I can not > compile it anymore, and I don't know why:). > These lines are the summary of configure (with some flags) before the make, > that is successfull. > > Install prefix : /usr/local > Licq Includes : /home/pietro/targizzeta/licq-1.2.4/include > KDE : includes in /usr/include/kde, libs in /usr/lib > Qt includes : /usr/include/qt3/ > Qt libraries : /usr/lib, -lqt-mt > Qt moc : /usr/bin/moc-qt3 > > Thanks in advance:) (If somebody wishes, I could mail to him a cutted > screenshot of what pops up:) )
Did you probably start the qt-gui plugin instead of the kde-gui plugin? issue "licq -p kde-gui" on the commandline once to make sure you are running the correct plugin with kde support! Your description of how the icon shows up fits exactly on the behaviour when qt-gui is loaded without kde support. thomas
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