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Some, but not all apps hidden in the system are not functioning properly, if I make them visible they work fine
One or both mouse buttons are not functioning for some apps if they are hidden in the tray note: tested with multiple users inc. a newly created one not working properly: - network management 0.9.3, no left but right works - manage print jobs, no left but right works - Opera, neither the left or right works - HP systray, neither the left or right works works fine: - kwallet - kaption - Kalarm - Konversation - Klipper posted a bug https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=327606 and found 2nd user experiencing the same with different distros https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=327579#c3
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Other than the Network Management applet, do the other three all use the legacy XEmbed based system tray by any chance?
I notice all those applications which work are KDE applications - and hence use the newer StatusNotifier system.
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I noticed that too, but no idea about which technologies are used but pretty sure they all worked fine at one time, so it was either my upgrade to openSUSE 13.1 or my upgrade to KDE SC 11.3 with openSUSE 12.3. |
Manager
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per an observation by Wolfi323 on the openSUSE forum, clicking directly on the icon (not the adjacent text) and the apps/widgets work as expected
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Okay. Can you try force hiding a SNI based system tray icon and see if clicking on it's name works? This sounds like a regression in the system tray applet.
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what is a SNI based system tray icon? |
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As I mentioned in the bug report, for KDE4 applications using the newer StatusNotifier system, clicking on the name works fine. |
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An SNI based system tray icon is essentially any KDE 4 application - it is a reference to every application which uses the StatusNotifier specification to display it's system tray icon.
In any instance, all I can advise you at this point is to follow the above bug report - it seems this is a regression/bug in the System Tray applet as suspected.
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