Hallo Cherio,
> I run XFCE4 with cairo dock, but I also have a panel at the top with the
> indicator plugin and the elephant icon shows up there whenever I start
> pgadmin4. The icon works but not scalable, like the other icons and since
> my panel size is smaller than default (18 px) the elephant
On Wed, 2018-04-18 at 17:05 +, Cherio wrote:
> I run XFCE4 with cairo dock, but I also have a panel at the top with
> the indicator plugin
Doesn't PgAdmin4 fall back to "systray" when "indicators" aren't
available?
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Jan Claeys
Johann,
I run XFCE4 with cairo dock, but I also have a panel at the top with the
indicator plugin and the elephant icon shows up there whenever I start
pgadmin4. The icon works but not scalable, like the other icons and since
my panel size is smaller than default (18 px) the elephant is a bit crop
Hallo Christoph,
Thanks for your answer.
On Wed, Apr 18, 2018 at 09:28:17AM +0200, Christoph Berg wrote:
> pgadmin4 3.0's desktop mode is running an application in the
> background, and accessing it using your web browser. If you don't want
> it to use your default browser, right-click on the ele
Re: Johann Spies 2018-04-18 <20180418070316.ga18...@sun.ac.za>
> Since the availability of 4.2 on Debian (pgdg-version) I could use
> pgadmin4 in the desktop-mode. Today I have upgraded to 4.3 and now I am
> back in the web browser - which I do not want.
>
> Do I have to reconfigure the system ev
Since the availability of 4.2 on Debian (pgdg-version) I could use
pgadmin4 in the desktop-mode. Today I have upgraded to 4.3 and now I am
back in the web browser - which I do not want.
Do I have to reconfigure the system every time there is a new Debian
package?
Regards
Johann
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Johann Spies
