Hi all, > You cannot really. The problem is that the Plasma network manager is not > a simple tray icon but a modern indicator. This means that it is bound > to the Plasma widget which contains it, the bar (usually at the bottom). > You can either use `nm-applet` or run KDE in the background and just > exchange the window manager.
That's rather unsatisfing. I'd rather get rid of KDE itself if I could use some of it's properties in Awesome. Isn't there a way to integrate plasma widgets into awesomes tray bar? Are there reasons why one may not want to do this? so long, Max Görner PGP: https://wwwpub.zih.tu-dresden.de/~maxgoern/2FE6023F.asc
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