feature

[Valorie Zimmerman]

Hi Charlie, everyone already has krunner. Depending on your version of
Kubuntu, alt+space opens it at the top of your screen. From there you
can open applications, close them, do calculations and conversions,
find files and all kinds of handy things. Alt+f2 works as well. You
can search for Latte Dock in Discover, Muon, or apt, depending one how
you like to install and uninstall applications.

sudo apt install latte-dock

is the simplest.

Hope this helps,

Valorie

On Thu, May 10, 2018 at 1:32 PM, charlie <contact at charlieluna.com> wrote:
> thank you clay! how do i go about getting this latte dock and krunner?
>
>
> On 05/10/2018 01:31 PM, Clay Weber wrote:
>
> Latte dock does this. You remove the stock panel, then use krunner to run
> latte. Make sure you go into the settings and set it to autostart. It is
> highly configuable, but in its default setup it does exactly what you
> looking for.
>
> On May 10, 2018, at 11:20 AM, charlie <contact at charlieluna.com> wrote:
>>
>> hey guys, i wanted to put this out there to see if there's a way for it
>> to be done. you know how in ubuntu gnome (of which is now the standard
>> ubuntu desktop), you've got dots/dashes over an active icon, say you've
>> got firefox open and above it's icon there's a dot to show there's an
>> open window for it. and any subsequent windows for it, it displays more
>> dots above that icon. is there a way to have that feature in kubuntu?
>> i'm using the icons only task manager and i'd like to see a feature
>> added to kubuntu where you can have just a dot or line or dash above or
>> below the icon that's active without having more icons being displayed
>> for any active windows. gosh i hope that makes sense.
>>
>> charlie
>>
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