On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 05:56, Duncan <1i5t5.duncan@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> I don't believe I've ever seen or read about such an option, so your
> mention is news to me. =:^/
>
Oh. I might be confusing it with something else then. Maybe Zim.
> Not that I'd be likely to use it anyway. But I guess you have a user for
> whom the changing icon is confusing?
>
That user is me! I just converted to Konqueror from Dolphin but the
changing icon means that I can never find Konqueror on the taskbar. My
taskbar shows only icons, no text.
> You're talking about the application menu icon, in the titlebar, right?
> That'd ultimately be up to the window manager to set/enforce.
>
I am referring to the taskbar icon. I do not recall having ever seen
an icon in the titlebar.
> FWIW, there's the --icon general-kde command-line option, but I believe
> that sets the original icon, the app can still change it, as konqueror
> does. Not that I've really used it to know, however, so you might /try/
> it.
>
Thanks. Launching Konqueror as konqueror --icon someIcon.png has no
effect, but in Okular the effect is to show a blank taskbar icon
instead of Okular's regular icon. It still does not show the
designated icon. I'll play around a bit, maybe it doesn't like pngs.
> There's also the various window decorations (under workspace appearance
> and behavior, workspace appearance). Some of those appear not to even
> have an app/menu button in the titlebar, and as most titlebar buttons,
> the app/menu button can be removed or placed elsewhere via button
> customization for at least most of the others. It's possible some
> decorations might have one, but (optionally?) not allow it to be changed
> after it's first set.
>
Thanks. I'll look around for similar taskbar options.
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