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I am running KDE 4.4.4 compiled from source, and I am trying to add the battery monitor and the network manager plasmoids to the sytem tray. When I click on System Tray Settings -> Plasma Widgets everything is grayed out and I can't add the widgets to the system tray. They are greyed out even when I unlock the widgets using the cachew in the top right corner or on panel. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks, James |
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Try unlocking the widgets before opening the dialog.
Yes, this is confusing. In 4.5 there's an unlock button in the dialog I think.
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fyi - I've got the unlock button but it was not functional for me and it causes a 100% spike in cpu, forcing me to kill plasm-desktop (running beta2) |
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I did try that, and it didn't have an affect. All of the options were still grayed out. |
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One more thing...I just created and signed in as a test user and I was able to add the widgets to the system tray. So it must be something with the config for my current user. What is the best/safest way to delete my plasma settings?
Thanks, James |
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in ~/.kde4/share/config/ there's 3 plasma files, all start with plasma*
of course you should back them up just in case then stop and restart plasma: kquitapp plasma-desktop plasma-desktop you will have to rebuild your panel(s) and desktop |
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Deleting the plasma config files and restarting plasma resolved the issue. Although it was not ideal as I did have to reconfigure my desktop.
Thank for the help everyone! |
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