Version: unspecified (using KDE 4.5.0) OS: Linux Currently the system tray icons' menus are quite uncomfortable to get rid of. Eg. I want to change sound volume from KMix (which is always hidden): 1) I open on the hidden icons' menu (that expands up now) and click on KMix icon 2) (usage error) I think I'm done with getting smth out of system tray, so I hide the hidden icons' menu of system tray 3) I adjust the volume 4) I want to close the slider, but there's no way to do it without the hidden icons' menu, so I open it again 5) I click on KMix icon to hide KMix Didn't system tray menus previously hide automatically when clicking somewhere else than on them? Reproducible: Always
seems specific to kmix and its volume slider. all other entries i tried work as expected.
I tried it in 4.8 and I'm able to get rid of the KMix slider when I click on the window and drag the cursor a bit. If I just click on it or click anywhere else, it won't go away. There's something about mouse movement in Qt related to the empty entries sticking on the task bar - could it be related?
I tried it, and it also happens for me. But only if the KMix icon is configured to be "always hidden" in the Systray. I have no clue where to search for the issue, as the executed code path is the same in both cases: kmix(20195) KMixDockWidget::activate: Activate at QPoint(1475,42) kmix(20195) KMixDockWidget::activate: Skip default KStatusNotifierItkdebem behavior kmix(20195) KMixDockWidget::activate: cm is NOT visible => setAssociatedWidget(_referenceWidget) kmix(20195) KMixDockWidget::activate: moving to QSize(190, 232) 1380 42
The Qt issue I mentioned is talked about in bug 275469.
*** Bug 255219 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Unfortunately I have no idea what is causing this, nor why it happens. It might go away if somebody implements a new try popup (plasma based). There is a Google Summer of Code 2013 project reating to it and some more approaches from other people. Unless somebody succeds with that you have to live with this issue. Sorry.
Repeating, due to misleading typos in my last comment: Unfortunately I have no idea what is causing this, nor why it happens. It might go away if somebody implements a new tray popup (plasma based). There is a Google Summer of Code 2013 project relating to it, and some more approaches from other people. Unless somebody succeds with that, you have to live with this issue. Sorry.