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I'm running four desktops under Openbox, and the Pidgin chat window is persistent through all of them. How can I stop its icon from displaying on the panels? Tint2 config?
Last edited by mrpitchfork (2009-08-16 20:11:13)
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There's a bit of awkwardness between Pidgin and tint2. How about using LXPanel instead?
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I'm perfectly fine with everything about tint2. It's the best panel I have ever used, and allows for the best multi-desktop handling for me. Though, there's no way to stop a program's icon from displaying on the panel? I use Pidgin on all four desktops, and I don't want Pidgin's chat client icon taking up space on the panel.
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hello mrpitchfork
i think what you want is to configure some window rules in the rc.xml file
i saw an option that might be what you are looking for
it is called <skip_taskbar>
if you look in your rc.xml file at the end there is the applications part
there is an example that explains you how to do it
so you just create a rule for pidgin to skip taskbar
that is the theory
i tried yesterday to create rules for my firefox window and it didn't work
who knows you might have better luck
let me know
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^ agreed. Something like the following should work when added to the applications section of ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml:
<application name="pidgin">
<skip_taskbar>yes</skip_taskbar>
</application>Remember to restart or reconfigure Openbox before restarting Pidgin. 
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Haha! Super cool. Thanks!
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