Version: 0.8 (using 4.1.3 (KDE 4.1.3), Kubuntu packages) Compiler: cc OS: Linux (i686) release 2.6.27-11-generic This _could_ be a duplicate of 88065. I added Eclipse to the menu (command = /usr/bin/eclipse) and checked "Place in system tray". On startup, one of two things happen - either nothing gets placed in the tray or the "cashew" icon appears, with only one option - "quit". If I choose that, my entire panel disappears completely, and I have not figured out a way to get it back. If I uncheck the box and set the command to do what I _think_ is supposed to be done by checking it: /usr/bin/ksystraycmd /usr/bin/eclipse the results are a little better, but the tray icon is not the eclipse icon. If I use: /usr/bin/ksystraycmd --window Pydev --startonshow --keeprunning /usr/bin/eclipse I get almost what I want (yes, I should be able to make a more generic "--window" option) but even then, right-clicking the tray icon brings up two popups - on top, the correct one for the eclipse application, and under it a second menu with the a title of "? ksystraycmd" and only the quit option. Clicking on that option will again kill my panel.
KDE Menu Editor Version 0.8 Using KDE 4.2.2 (KDE 4.2.2) (KDEmod) I accept this bug.
I have the same or a similar problem with TeamSpeak: When I enable "Place in system tray", I get the plasma cashew as icon and left-clicking on it will kick my panel. Exactly the same happens when I run TeamSpeak through the ksystraycmd.
The issue persists with KDE 4.2.4 (Kubuntu packages)
Worksforme with svn trunk.