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Hi! I just want to ask how to achieve a tiled icon in kicker(notice the smaller icons on the right side of the image) like the one in the link below. I like my desktop to be very simple and uncluttered so I was really amazed when I saw that icon layout. I googled it up and searched in forums but I can't find anything to help me. I played around kde control center but I can't seem to find anything to do that. Is it specific to kubuntu only? (I snatched the image from a kubuntu system). thanks in advance.
That looks like the kde quick launcher applet to me. If the taskbar is set wide enough, the quick launcher icons will automatically tile up like that. It depends on what size you set the icons to, of course. The kde system tray also tiles the same way.
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