cairo-dock trash question
I'm running Slackware 13.37 64bit using Xfce. I installed cairo-dock, and for the most part I have it setup as I wish. There are a couple things I can't figure out.
First is the trash bin. I would like to put it on the dock so I can remove it from the desktop. I enabled it in cairo-dock configuration and it shows up on the dock, but it does nothing. How does one configure this applet? Second, if possible, I would like to have the xfce popup menu on the dock so I can get rid of the xfce panel. Is this possible? |
To configure the dustbin, right-click on it and select 'Configure this applet'. This takes you to the configure screen.
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I have gone through the right-click>>Configure this applet and I don't see where this could be corrected. Is there a config file that can be edited to make it work? |
I just checked and it works perfectly for me. I'm using a custom built version 2.4.0-2 on Debian Squeeze. I'm not 100% sure, but it might have to do with integration with XFCE4. Do you have an XFCE integration option in the System configuration screen? If not, you may need to install the XFCE integration plugin. This may also help with integrating XFCE's menu into the dock.
The config files are in ~/.config/cairo-dock/extras/dustbin, but the files there are mainly for the icons. A quick search for cairo-dock XFCE integration for slackware returned this link: http://pkgs.org/slackware-13.1/slack...6-1sl.txz.html An XFCE integration plugin is included in the package. |
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Do you have the DBus plugin installed and selected?
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Well now I'm all out of ideas except to say you might want to check the forums on glx-dock.org. Probably they may have the answer.
I'll try this on one of my XFCE4 install later today and see what happens. |
Thanks for the help, I'll give glx-dock.org a try...
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I found the config file for the "DustBin"
There is a place to add a trash directory. What directory does Slackware use for the trash? *EDIT* Found it, but it didn't help. |
Just installed Cairo-Dock 2.4 on Debian Wheezy with XFCE4. At first, the dustbin showed N/A and did not show any trash.
After installing the XFCE integration plugin, it worked perfectly. Could be you're missing some dependency. Because you must manually satisfy all dependencies in Slackware, I would suggest to re-check your cairo-dock installation and ensure you did not miss any of the dependency packages. |
I installed from SlackBuilds, the only dep shown is for gtkglext which I installed.
I also installed the cairo-dock plugins from SlackBuilds which showed no deps, other than cairo-dock. Not sure what I could be missing.... |
Just about finish installing this on my Slackware 13.37 XFCE install. Will check and post back.
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Launched the dock and I am getting the same N/A text on the dustbin although XFCE integration is enabled. This means the dustbin icon will not function. Are you getting the same N/A text on the dustbin icon?
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The following messages were shown during the build of cairo-dock-plugins:
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-- checking for module 'dbusmenu-glib' Code:
-- GVFS found: source file applet-thunar-vfs.c NOT included for compilation |
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*EDIT* SlackBuilds has "libdbusmenu" do you think this might help? Should it possibly be listed as a dep? Quote:
Thank you for your efforts in getting this figured out... |
Try and build the plugins from source. You already have the plugins tarball. Extract it to a directory and follow the instructions here:
http://www.glx-dock.org/ww_page.php?...piling&lang=en Remember to uninstall the plugins package before running the make install command. |
Just built from source, same problem. Gonna try installing some dbus stuff and see what happens.
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The Slackbuilds are for cairo-dock 2.3.0~2.1 and plugins 2.3.0~2
I'm going to try updating to the latest stable cairo-dock 2.4.0~2 and plugins 2.4.0~2.1 I'll see how that goes.... |
Well, that made no difference at all...
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You might want to install gvfs from SBo first and then try compiling cairo-dock and cairo-dock-plugins again. Maybe worth a try. :) |
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Installing gvfs from slackbuilds solved the problem.
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It worked until the system was re-started then it was back to the N/A across the icon and no functionality.
I went to glx-dock.org and I think I got the solution. Quote:
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The problem is back. I've tried a few things, and they work temporarily.
It was suggested that gvfs is starting after the dock. If this is true that would explain it. How would you make sure gvfs starts first? |
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