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keeping superkaramba widgets after shutdown

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wimbo

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Monday, June 7th 2004, 9:44pm

keeping superkaramba widgets after shutdown

hello,

i'm new to kde (always used gnome, now experimenting with kde). i'm looking for a way to save my settings i made in superkaramba (especially the liquid weather plus widget) after shutdown.

i also want these widgets to start up at... well, start up.

and i want to get rid of that kde bar in the bottom of my screen. i just cant find that setting in the control center.

can someone please help me.

thx,

wimbo

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Wednesday, June 16th 2004, 1:32pm

karamba: this is a seperate application. so you have to make a link to it in ~/.kde/Autostart (guess where that map is for), or "enable auto-save session" or "restore manually saved session" in kcontrol (which does what it says: save session saves all open applications when you quit kde, and they will go on where you left when you start it again. and you can manually save a session if you choose "restore manually saved session". these options are under session management under kde-components).

and the kicker (startbar): tried moving it to another corner? or right-clicking it? it is extremely configurable, with tens of plugins, sidebars, (auto-)hide, change appearance (even translucent), size - everything. but it starts with KDE, it'll be hard to change that (altough I once saw an config file in ~/.kde/??? which could have been removed to not let the kicker start...
-=| life sucks deeply |=-

cmbofh

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Wednesday, June 16th 2004, 3:46pm

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and the kicker (startbar):
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but it starts with KDE, it'll be hard to change that (altough I once saw an config file in ~/.kde/??? which could have been removed to not let the kicker start...

Here is how to do that:
http://wiki.kde.org/tiki-index.php?page=Secret+Config+Settings

Section "Getting Rid of The Panel".