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02-16-2008	#1 (permalink)
kaisersose Just Joined! Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 3	KDE4 System tray icons "semi-tranparent" Hi! Im using KDE 4 and I have just a little problem.. When I enable the "enable desktop effects" option in system settings, the Icons on the system tray get framed by the desktop image on the background (please see attachment). This also happens when I use Compiz fusion. The only way for this doesnt happen is not to use compiz nor desktop effects. Anyone have any idea? Thank you!

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