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[Derek Broughton]

Scott wrote:

> Derek Broughton wrote:
>> 
>> Good question (though probably better directed to kubuntu-users.  I was
>> just playing with kgpg yesterday and find I have to start it anew
>> whenever I want to do anything - even though the previous invocations
>> still seem to be
>> running.  I can't figure out how to get it back into the system tray.
> 
> I'm having KDE issues at the moment (I'm in GNOME right now) so I can't
> check, but one of the items in one of KMenu's sub-menus is "Kgpg". Click
> on that and I belive there is a preferences section (or similar) where
> you can restore it to the notification area.  I've had the same problems
> in the past.
> 
> Or I suppose running the command "kgpg" would also do the trick. ;-)

Well, no.  As I said, if I run kgpg, I couldn't find a way to get it back
into the sytem tray.  Finally I got semi-smart and right-clicked on the
system tray, "Configure System tray" and discovered that KGpg was marked as
a hidden icon (oh right, I did that back when I wasn't using it...)
-- 
derek