Re: how to suppress icons in systray ?

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On Wednesday 19 April 2023 17:21:39 E. Liddell via tde-users wrote:
> On Wed, 19 Apr 2023 13:34:00 +0000
>
> William Morder via tde-users <users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > Years ago, back in the good ol' KDE3 days, somebody gave me a command or
> > script or something (the memory is pretty hazy), and I put it is a shell
> > script or somewhere that I can find or recall now, and it went away, and
> > I didn't think about it again until I started running TDE a few years
> > ago, and it's been bugging me ever since. I know from experience that I
> > can make this thing go away, but I just can't remember how, aside from
> > constantly running pkill ksystraycmd.
>
> Have you searched back through the archives for this list?  This is ringing
> some kind of very faint bell for me, and I think it may have been discussed
> previously. (Even dimmer recollection suggests this might just possibly be
> dbus-related.  Or I might be completely off-base.)
>
> E. Liddell

No, at least some of your memory is right, and just as sound as my own rather 
fuzzy recollection of these matters. 

Back when I first jumped ship from KDE, and found my way over to TDE, I did 
bring up this issue, but nobody seemed to have heard of the trick, whatever 
it was. For now, I just keep the "pkill ksystraycmd" command in a shell, so 
that I can hit return and kill it when the systray gets too cluttered with 
those ghost icons. 

If I can kill them with this command, however, yet the programs still keep 
working, then those ghost icons are not really essential, so I would like to 
suppress them altogether. 

I seem to recall that it was a line added to a bash script (maybe?), but when 
somebody gave me the line, I was still very new to Linux. I had not yet 
developed all my current squirrelly habits about keeping everything, no 
matter how trivial it might seem, until I am sure that I cannot reuse it 
somehow in a future configuration. 

Maybe I will need to do some reading about dbus, as what I know there is 
mostly to avoid it so that I don't mess up my stuff. 

Bill


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