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Old July 31st, 2005
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Default [4.9.11] Window Size Issue and Tray Function Issue

Running KDE 3.4.2 on SuSE 9.3 Pro at 1280x1024.

1. Since somewhere around the releast of 4.8, whenever I start Limewire the width is fine (maximized), but the hieght is just slightly too short. Consequently, the window is slightly up off the task bar at the bottom. I can maximize it, but the same thing happens next time I start Limewire. Not major, but an annoying bug none the less.

2. Anytime Limewire closes to the systray, it leaves its presence on the taskbar AND creates the icon in the tray. Limewire should remove itself from the taskbar when closing to the systray.

Thanks,

DrSuSE
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Yes, I've also have found the window sizing issue to be a bit of an annoyance... I'm also at 1280x1024, however my window is also not maximized for width, nor with hieght... window is docked at the top & left, having a tad of space at bottom & right.
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From personal experience I found that LimeWire residing in the Task bar and the launch area has been more of an Operating System Problem not related to LimeWire per se....

I did a Windows Restore to before the problem started and resolved my issues.
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Default Re: [4.9.11] Window Size Issue and Tray Function Issue

Quote:
Originally posted by DrSuSE
Since somewhere around the releast of 4.8, whenever I start Limewire the width is fine (maximized), but the hieght is just slightly too short. Consequently, the window is slightly up off the task bar at the bottom. I can maximize it, but the same thing happens next time I start Limewire. Not major, but an annoying bug none the less.

Is it possible to fix this?
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Old July 31st, 2005
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Quote:
Originally posted by deacon72
From personal experience I found that LimeWire residing in the Task bar and the launch area has been more of an Operating System Problem not related to LimeWire per se....

I did a Windows Restore to before the problem started and resolved my issues.
Only really possible if the Limewire devs have decided they don't want to follow standards for operation in Linux.

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Old August 1st, 2005
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Question Sizing bar gone and Mislabeled Bandwidth Indicator

Hey everyone,

I too am quite pleased with how 4.9.11 has turned out, and also enjoy the new splash screen.

However, I really liked the ability in 4.8.x and prior to resize the sub-windows to show what I want to see. The sizing bar is still there for going between downloads and search results, but it is now missing between the search bar and the search results. Now more of the information I like to view is out of my screen size, and I need to resize something else or scroll quite a bit. Just a little functionality that was greatly used before...

Also I just noticed a little typo in the options screen under the new Status Bar location: in the Bandwidth Indicator portion, you can select or deselect showing the BI, but the text is asking if you want to show your Firewall Indicator (which is two options above the BI). Just a small thing... but new users might be wondering if that does anything at all when it is mislabeled.

Thanks and keep up the amazing work!
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Old August 6th, 2005
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Looks like the tray problem is still evident in Beta release v4.9.16. I still see both the taskbar button and the tray icon on minimize. However if I choose the "Exit After Transfers" option then Limewire successfully minimizes to the tray only.

An option within Limewire to disable the tray icon completely would be great. Since I use the kdocker utility on KDE I would rather let this control my system tray icon because it also lets me choose a custom tray icon.
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Old August 6th, 2005
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sofar, i have noticed the height of limewire is unefficiently too large.

and i too am seeing the system tray bug.
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Old August 6th, 2005
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You can disable the tray functionality by setting Limewire to "Shutdown Immediately."

The window size issue is still just an annoying issue not affecting functionality, so I guess it is low priority to the dev team.

Thanks,

DrSuSE
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Old August 7th, 2005
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Wow... actually... as of 4.9.16 I cannot get the tray icon functionality to turn off... This is hugely annoying, why would I want it to be there when I am looking at Limewire. Ugh.

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Old August 7th, 2005
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IRC Chat Log:

[00:08] <ultracross> yo zab
[00:12] <ultracross> problems with the system tray are appearing on my system, and other people are seeing it too.
[00:12] <ultracross> [4.9.11] Window Size Issue and Tray Function Issue
[00:19] <zab_> we made the icon show all the time
[00:19] <zab_> so what happens is that you can minimize limewire and it will stay in the task bar, but it will also have an icon
[00:20] <zab_> only if you hit close will it go completely in the systray

personally, i think this functionality should be set as default, but also give the user an option to disable it.
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Showing the tray icon at all times conflicts with most commonly employed standards. However, the devs are welcome to do as they please, but I would appreciate the option to disable it. I'd prefer no icon at all to having it all the time. Ideally seeing it only when the window is not active would work.

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Old August 7th, 2005
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I definitely agree that there should be a pref. to enable/disable showing the icon at all times. I also found a bug where if you right click the icon and hit restore, it will move a little bit each subsequent time.
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Old August 8th, 2005
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Default Re: Sizing bar gone and Mislabeled Bandwidth Indicator

Schmitty03,

Thanks for the note about the bandwidth indicator typo. It is fixed in the next version (4.9.18).

Regarding the left-to-right resizability of the search tab, we made the conscious decision to simplify the UI and remove this 'feature' because many people had (accidentally) hidden the search fields and could not find them again. Many people (like yourself) have missed this feature... perhaps we will be able to add it as a preference in the future.

Justin


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Originally posted by Schmitty03
Hey everyone,

I too am quite pleased with how 4.9.11 has turned out, and also enjoy the new splash screen.

However, I really liked the ability in 4.8.x and prior to resize the sub-windows to show what I want to see. The sizing bar is still there for going between downloads and search results, but it is now missing between the search bar and the search results. Now more of the information I like to view is out of my screen size, and I need to resize something else or scroll quite a bit. Just a little functionality that was greatly used before...

Also I just noticed a little typo in the options screen under the new Status Bar location: in the Bandwidth Indicator portion, you can select or deselect showing the BI, but the text is asking if you want to show your Firewall Indicator (which is two options above the BI). Just a small thing... but new users might be wondering if that does anything at all when it is mislabeled.

Thanks and keep up the amazing work!
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Old August 9th, 2005
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DrSuSE,

A new preference (for now, located under "Shutdown") that allows you to turn off the tray icon when the main LimeWire window is visible is now available in the new 4.9.19 beta.

Justin



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Showing the tray icon at all times conflicts with most commonly employed standards. However, the devs are welcome to do as they please, but I would appreciate the option to disable it. I'd prefer no icon at all to having it all the time. Ideally seeing it only when the window is not active would work.

--DrSuSE
 



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