Re: dock icons

Giles Constant <gilesc-o0Vg8R2zJDdOleTcPE3Aw/AlK7laVUyi9dF7HbQ/[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.window-managers.ion.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Thursday 08 February 2007 11:34:00 Mathieu Jobin wrote:
> Hi there....
>
> I had to rebuild my entire gentoo system during the weekend for a gcc
> upgrade

It shouldn't be this drastic - "emerge --deep --update --newuse world" 
followed by "revdep-rebuild" should take care of most of this.

Differences in performance/ram usage between gcc 3.4 and gcc 4.1 are trivial 
(although if you went from 4.0 to 4.1, then 4.1 will carry more significant 
performance increases in some cases, but it's best to deal with these kinds 
of things on a case by case basis).

> , to save ram and to prevent problems, I did most of it from the 
> console. after a few days, I was missing lots of X tools and since KDE and
> everything was not totally done. I used ion3 which was already installed on
> my system. In a few days, I got used to it very quickly and I must say I'm
> loving it ;) and here I am on the mailing list ;)

Well, as long as you discovered ion :-)

> Although KDE applications get trapped wonderfully in the doc. Skype, does
> not. the icon isn't there and If I close the main window, I can't get it
> back. I suppose that Skype use some unstandard way. but KDE supports it and
> I believe Gnome has no problem with it either. I see this as a possible
> improvement for ion3.

Yes, skype is broken.  It's not even 100% perfect when used with kwin/kde.  
The CVS version of kopete has rudimentary skype support.. you might find it's 
enough for your needs.

> oh, another question, how to I quit the wm with the keyboard? I did not
> find a hotkey in the man page. right now, I go in the menu (F12) and I
> scroll with the arrows through Session -> Quit.

Bind a key to "ioncore.shutdown()".
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