Re: Orca Can no longer reach gaim with CVS

[Krister Ekstrom <krister kristersplace ws>]

Thanks Ricky, I'll try that. However, this solution means that i can't
hide the buddy list should i so desire? As i understand it, what this
does is preventing minimization to the system tray is this correct?
It'll have to do for now as a workaround, but i would rather have Gaim
just lye and exist in the background and i could call upon it whenever i
wanted to.
/Krister


Ricky Enger wrote:
> Hello Krister,
> While I can't address the issue of the GAIM icon no longer being 
> visible, perhaps you'll find the following information of 
> interest.  If you'd like your buddy list to be shown automatically 
> when launching GAIM, you can edit ~/.gaim/prefs.xml.  Find the line 
> which reads:
> <pref name='list_visible' type='bool' value='0'/>
> Change the 0 to a 1 and you should be good to go.
>
> Hth,
> Ricky
>
>
>          At 01:05 PM 11/29/2006, you wrote:
> > Hello there.
> > I have a problem in Orca on the latest Edgy. The version of Orca is the
> > one from CVS, not the latest one but from a week ago, i think.
> > Now all the icons in the top and bottom panels, i guess, are labeled,
> > which is great, however this presents a problem. I can no longer see the
> > icon for the minimized Gaim, because it's not labeled. This means no
> > effective use of Gaim.
> > There are two solutions to this problem, as i see it. Either label the
> > icon so that i can see and use it or implement a function into Orca that
> > lets me navigate in small increments rather than between known elements.
> > This could possible help me find unlabeled icons and act upon them, if,
> > of course there's not a feature that lets me sea even unlabeled icons,
> > but i'm not aware of such a feature.
> > TIA
> > /Krister
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