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Is it possible for to minimize amsn to the fluxbox tray (as you dcan do with skype and k3b). I have noticed that a few apps can miminzie down there, only seen k3b and skype so far. Maybe there is a plugin for it?
have you tried to enable KDE3/Gnome2 traydock-option (or tray icon?) in the aMSN menu? I'm not sure if it works, but Fluxbox has said to have somekind of KDE support...
Yeah, it's the opendesktop option under "system tray" or whatever (sorry, I don't have it on this computer). You'll need to compile it though - in your amsn directory (/usr/local/amsn or wherever you put it) there's a plugin directory or similar, you need to go in there and compile the plugin for it to work.
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