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Hi all, using slackware 10.1 and KDE 3.4.2, when i minimize anything it doesnt go to the panel it just seems to disappear, not too sure how i messed it up but anyone know how to fix this ?
try adding task bar or whatever its called to panel i cant remember if its task bar or task manager but either way that should help from what uve givin me
I've been having the same problem with minimized programs disapearing? It started after I upgraded to SuSE9.3. At some point I rebooted and the panel was all screwie. I've just tried to add an External Taskbar. This accepts newly minimized programs. Yet, it's an added panel on top on the default panel. Going through the configuration, I've selected Show Only Minimized Windows in the Panel config for the Taskbar. Nothing?
If anyone figures this out, please pass it on to us.
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