Hi, I can't seem to find a similar thread, so here goes:

I use KDE now. Before I switched to KDE, I got hooked on Tomboy, so I continued to use it after the Gnome>KDE switch. It works well, except for one small issue... When I open up the Tomboy System Tray applet, the icon is huge. It has a lot of extra space on either side of the icon. I can get rid of the extra space by opening something else (like knote) into the System Tray. The icon always stays huge though.

Is there any adjustment/config that I can do to this to make the Tomboy app better integrate into the KDE environment?

I am running openSuse 10.2, KDE 3.5.5-5, tomboy 0.4.1-38

TIA

Hmm, well, I guess I will try to install .6 and see what happens.

Thanks anyway.

I have to say that all of my issues went away with the install of Kubuntu. I can now leave my laptop on for extended periods of time without it locking up. It never misses configuration while booting up. It uses knetworkmanager reliably. The gnome desktop icon issue has gone away. It seems to me that opensuse 10.2 is just a flaky release on this particular laptop.