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I installed kdocker, docked application and it worked ok. I added kdocker to system settings autostart. But after reboot I didn't see kdocker icon in system tray but only this kdocker pointer to choose application to dock.
I want to have after each system start kdocker icon visible in system tray so that when I open a program that is assigned to dock I don't have to make docking procedure again, but only click on kdocker icon to minimize application to system tray. What are the proper steps? |
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Is kdocker still a thing? Last I knew it was a third-party application from like 15 years ago, not made by the KDE Community, so maybe asking the author of it seems a good idea if there is indeed a recent release.
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Yeah. But is there any alternative to have this docking effect?
I hoped it might be implemented in kwin, but apparently not: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=421682 Maybe such feature could be implemented in system tray, not kwin? |
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FWIW: the reasoning in the wish, while a bit sparce, is accurate, as the System Tray is not a docker. Did you check out Latte Dock instead?
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