Hi,
I have an Icon for Konqueror in the iBar.
Unfortunately whenever I call Konqueror from it it tries to open
file:///home/karl/text/html, which of course doesn't exist.
Changing the Konqueror settings doesn't change anything;
I think that I have identified the problem:
by right-click=change
On Monday 31 May 2010 10:37:55 Karl Sinn wrote:
Hi,
I have an Icon for Konqueror in the iBar.
Unfortunately whenever I call Konqueror from it it tries to open
file:///home/karl/text/html, which of course doesn't exist.
Changing the Konqueror settings doesn't change anything;
I think
On Monday 31 May 2010 12:12:23 Karl Sinn wrote:
Look in the 'Desktop file' field under Change icon properties/General.
Mine has this path:
~/.local/share/applications/kfmclient.desktop
There will be some parameter that you can edit in that .desktop file.
Hi,
it says
On Monday 31 May 2010 17:44:01 Karl Sinn wrote:
Hi,
skype and kopete windows are, while opened and closed from the systray,
with every opening positioned a little lower, and so go down until they
disappear under the screen.
AFAIK no. Apparently the fault lies on the KWin side of things, so
Hi,
AFAIK no. Apparently the fault lies on the KWin side of things, so it
isn't likely to get fixed any time soon. E's implementation of the
window stuff is the correct one from what I have heard.
to bad, this is really annoying, maybe there's a possibility to write a patch,
or to oblige
On Monday 31 May 2010 15:02:49 you wrote:
Do you have anything in: ~/.local/share/applications/ ?
This is funny, now I have the kfmclient_html.desktop there. I must have
been blind before.
Probably you missed out the option -a when you run ls?
This is in it:
Hi,
I also have this problem with gvim, goggles music manager, and many other
apps.
It's a bit annoying, you always have to move up the windows
Cheers,
Mysth-R
2010/5/31 Karl Sinn n...@budostore.de
Hi,
AFAIK no. Apparently the fault lies on the KWin side of things, so it
isn't
