On Friday 27 Feb 2009, Billie Erin Walsh wrote:
> >> In KDE 3, if I configured the task to disappear automatically after
> >> some time, and if I switched the virtual desktop with some
> >> self-defined key combinations, the task bar got an event to become
> >> visible (and disappear later on, as configured). This was extremely
> >> convenient -- if not essential -- for orientation (I use six virtual
> >> desktops).
> >>
> >> In KDE 4, this behaviour is no longer the default (the task bar stays
> >> invisible), and I haven't found a way to switch it on. How can I
> >> reactivate this? Or has this feature been dropped? This would be a
> >> reason to file a big, fat bug report
I tried removing the task manager from the panel and adding it to a new panel
at the top of the screen. When I did that, the clock and systray in the
original panel filled the now available space and became enormous. Anyone
know how to prevent this happening?
TIA
-Robin
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