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On 03/23/2010 06:06 PM, Paul Stear wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> I don't know how I have done this but I have managed to detach the task bar |
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> from the part of the panel that pops up when you put the mouse towards the |
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> bottom of the screen. |
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> I have tried everything I can think of to get it attached to the panel so it |
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> pops up as well. |
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> It maybe that I need to activate the default settings but I can't find where to |
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> do this. |
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> Has anybody got any ideas as to what I could do to resolve this? |
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> At the moment I have it just floating on screen. |
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> Thanks |
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> Paul |
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The task bar is nothing special. It's just a plasmoid/widget. Simply |
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delete the floating one and insert a new one in the panel. |
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To do this, first make sure you have selected "Unlock Widgets" in Plasma |
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(simply right click on the Plasma desktop for this, or click the icon on |
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the top-right corner of the desktop), then you can delete the task |
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manager widget. |
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Then, click the icon to the far right of the panel and select "Add |
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Widgets". Then in the search bar, type "task manager" or scroll and |
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find the "Task Manager" widget manually, and drag&drop it to wherever |
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you want it in the panel. |
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You can also create more than one panels and put different widgets in |
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them (for example top and bottom panels like in Gnome.) |
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