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Deactivate Clock
Hi!
I wonder if and how I can deactivate the clock... downloaded a nicer one ... and wnow I want to get rid of the old KDE-one...
Thanks, Sascha
Rightclick Kicker->remove->applet->clock
Cheers,
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Qt/KDE Developer
Debian User
Is it that simple? Why didn't I find that?
Thanks a lot,man!
Greetings
What clock are you using now?
I like the standard KDE clock but if a nicer one is out there I would like to give it a try :-)
It is called "styleclock" I think... don't have my laptop around to look for the name... but I think it was styleclock ... and.. it is themable :-) Very easy by the way, since it uses jpegs...
Greetings, Sascha
I'm using styleclock - its a great applet. You can find it here:
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=14423
It seams fine but it won't work with me. My layout is something like
[code:1]
---------------------------------------------
Taskbar | Tray | Clock
---------------------------------------------
,-------------------------------------,
| Hiden kicker and launch buttons |
[/code:1]
Too bad :-(
Why should this not work?
If I use it in the bottom panel it will be hidden all the time. If I use it in the top panel it will be too small.
I've not run the styleclock myself. I'm only using the screenshots as reference.
One or two of styleclock's themes is numerical/digital as well. Much easier to read than the default kde clock, no matter how small... here's a snapshot.
@ m4ktub
Ok,... got your point! Was just wondered, cuase I thought you mean it to be technical impossible ... :-)
Saturday, April 27th 2024, 2:42pm
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