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This file is doing my head in Thing is, it comes up with strange settings for
a) my activity bar b) my fancy panel every time I start kde. Even if I delete the offending stanzas from plasma-desktop-appletsrc they just regenerate with the wrong settings as soon I call up plasma again... Stumped. Anybody got a clue where to look next?
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Are you making sure that Plasma is fully closed when making the edits?
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Procedure:
1) kquittap plasma 2) editing 3) plasma-desktop & I assumed that was enough. Also, is there any info out there on how the different plasma files interact and which is responsible for what? I spent an hour googling yesterday but didn't find anything pertinent. As for plasma-desktop-appletsrc - I'd also be keen on info on the numbers next to the containments. Basically, just a bit of info on what does what would be great... And bcooksley - how comes it is always you who is lumbered with answering my posts ? Seriously, your continued patience is much appreciated!
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Thanks
That should be enough. Perhaps plasma-desktoprc will contain some references to the entries that you keep deleting? Only the Plasma developers will likely have any idea regarding the relationships between them...
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1) kquitapp plasma-desktop
just to point out the obvious mistake
42: There is no other answer. There are only different ways to express it.
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Sounds too good to be true, LBL. Unfortunately it is My fancypanel is still being reset and the activitybar faaar too large. Here an excerpt of my plasma-desktop-appletsrc. The first stanza shows a properly sized activitybar, the second the "misformed" one.
[Containments][3][Applets][36] geometry=120,0,259.00664306459,55 immutability=1 plugin=activitybar zvalue=0 [Containments][3][Applets][36] geometry=120,0,205.802635051592,55 immutability=1 plugin=activitybar zvalue=0
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How is the activity bar too large? This may be caused by a widget setting a minimum size.
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It spans a good third of my taskbar - for only two activities - so we are talking about a width of some 600 pixel. As stated, this is not the original behaviour but only appears after a restart or two of plasma. Suddenly, bang, it muscles everything else out of the way...
Hm, so what exactly is a minimum size setting for widgets and where do I find it?
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The minimum size setting is set programatically by Applet developers.
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