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I installed kbfx on my Slack 11 machine running kde 3.5.4 and kernel 2.6.19. I can run the kbfxconfigapp, but I can't add the applet to my menu(it just doesn't appear) and I can't seem to theme my bar. Now sure what to do.
When you install kbfx, you then right click on an empty space on kicker (the panel), choose to add an applet and you should see kbfx listed somewhere. Is that what you are doing?
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