Choosing icon in systray
How can you set the icon that appears in the systray? Used to be the "-i" switch -- what is it now? Or has it been removed from the command line? Why?
Thanks for a great app,
m a r
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- Solved by:
- John Schember
- Solved:
- 2010-03-28
- Last query:
- 2010-03-28
- Last reply:
- 2010-03-27
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The -i switch to set the icon on the command line is still there and works. It seems it never made it back into the help text... You can also set it by right clicking on the tray icon and selecting set tray icon under options.
rogue_ronin (rogue-ronin) said : | #2 |
Hmmm. I did find the option from the systray, but I'm setting a startup option and would prefer to automate it.
You are, of course, correct. The reason I thought it didn't work any longer was due to changes in the "-d" switch -- I had something like the following originally, before upgrading to the latest version:
kdocker -d -i /usr/share/
At the moment, I don't remember what "-d" used to do, but "-i" became the parameter for that switch, causing me to get an error about "/usr/share/
Changing the line to:
kdocker -d 10 -i /usr/share/
works perfectly.
Thanks for the quick response.
m a r