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Hi All I am very new to Linux(hardly 2 days) i am working on KDE latest version. while exploring the option ,i mistakenly removed the option(dont remember the option either ...
  1. 05-08-2009 #1
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    Unhappy Not able to see minimised windows opiton on System tray

    Hi All
    I am very new to Linux(hardly 2 days) i am working on KDE latest version. while exploring the option ,i mistakenly removed the option(dont remember the option either ).Now when i minimise the windows i am not able to see the minimised windows. I have to browse them through (Alt+Tab) as in windows. Can someone out here help me to get back to normal way of seeing the minimised windows on System tray.

    I tried to figure it out myself by looking under Add widgets or Add panel section.Bit no use ...
    Please give me the link where this kind of problems are already solved.

    Thanks in Advance for your help
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    For people to help you better you may post which Linux system you're using, but as a general guess you may have removed the panel applet that shows open windows (Windows List or anything like that).
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    I am Using KDE 9.04....yes i think something related to Panel from my taskbar
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    OK, that sounds like it's going to be Kubuntu. I can't directly help as it's KDE but you could try right clicking on the panel and seeing if there is an option called "Add to Panel" (or something similar)

    If there is, click it and have a look in there for something like Window List or Task List...
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