Hi Kevin,
| On Saturday 03 March 2007 10:18, Ryo Furue wrote:
|
| > That was helpful. The windows-how-to-work.html page tells you
| > that instead of Window-specific configurations, you can do this:
| >
| > kstart --type Dock yourapplication
| >
| > to remove window decorations. Unfortunately, the application
| > still appears in the task bar.
|
| See
| kstart --help
| for more option, i.e. --skiptaskbar
Oops, I missed that option. Thanks for your help!
Unfortunately, there's a strange interaction with "--type Dock".
$ kstart --skiptaskbar yourapp
# --> Not on taskbar, but with decoration.
$ kstart --type Dock yourapp
# --> No decoration, but on taskbar.
$ kstart --skiptaskbar --type Dock yourapp
# --> With decoration and on taskbar.
$ kstart --type Dock --skiptaskbar yourapp
# --> With decoration and on taskbar.
That is, you can't have a window without window decorations
and without being shown on the taskbar. Is it time to submit
a bug report? Or is there some reason behind this behavior?
I don't understand what a "type" is, so I may be missing something.
Ryo
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