Can the tray be made more compact for vertical panels? Move the popup icon into the same line as the other icons?
As it is, it wastes precious vertical space (where, e.g., another window title in Task Manager could go).
I do not understand the relevance of the image to this comment. Perhaps it is too tightly cropped to understand
With a vertical panel, you can set the icons to scale with panel, or simply be âsmallâ and also the Panel icon spacing can be set to âsmallâ.
Move the â>â that opens the pop-up in the same line and adjacent to the âalways visibleâ icons. Thereâs usually much space (upper rectangle) and the space that is now unused (lower rectangles) will be free for other panel widgets.
(I guess, that would have been clearer without the rectangles (or with labels in them) in the first place, sorry.)
not a fan of that additional âopenâ caret anyway⌠so i set all my system tray items to be either enabled or disabled with none of them set to show when relevant or hidden.
then you get an always fixed number of items in your tray and most importantly, you donât get that thing.
Thatâs an option when space becomes really tight.
I like the âHiddenâ option because it keeps some items accessible that I use sometimes, but not often enought stay âAlwaysâ visible: Networks, KDE Connect, Display settings, âŚ
there appears to be lots of room in your screen shot⌠i keep mine tight and just only what i actually use (wish i could re-order it tho).
Amen, sister! Amen, brother!
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I prefer Conky for the time, and then just icons in the panelâŚ
The time is set âon topâ so that it shows even when Iâm watching TV via Plex maximised.
way off topic, but conky can also display system performance data as well, right?
does that mean i can monitor my GPU temp while playing a game in full screen, or does it not overlay game screens?
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