SInce some time I am using git master of krusader and at some point the "minimize to system tray" feature seems to have been removed. I just wanted to kindly ask you to add this feature again as I used to use this a lot and I am missing it ;-) TIA Reproducible: Always
The "minimize to tray" feature was removed with the Qt5/KF5 porting because it wasn't a trivial one. Atm, there are no plan to add it; it will be done in the future. http://quickgit.kde.org/?p=krusader.git&a=commit&h=8a05cacaf58fba11d6d96b934ce2588a43dc3019
I was already working on this but there is a bug in KF5 that prevents me from commiting: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=365105 As soon as it is fixed I'll upload for testing.
*** Bug 371766 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 371774 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Minimize to tray works nicely for Konversation, in case you need inspiration. Thanks for the most awesome file manager!
Konversation is probably recreating the icon when enabled/disabled, we have to do the same.
Its in master now. Sorry, should have done this a lot earlier.
Along with minimize to tray, clicking the 'X' (close) button on the main window used to do the same thing (ie, minimize to tray). Now it closes the app. Is this a related bug, or should a new bug be opened??
The feature was called "minimize to tray", so I implemented it exactly that way. Maybe change it (name and behaviour) to "close to tray"? I would like to avoid two different settings here for almost the same thing. If REALLY needed please open another report.
I guess it's not really needed. You're right that the description is exactly what it does now. But it could also be considered a regression, since the 4.x version worked with the close button too. I'm fine with it as-is.
Feature is still missing in 2.5.0 (Plasma 5.8.5; Arch Linux).
Thanks for reimplementing this feature! I'd prefer previous behavior because it was my way to work with krusader: Klick the Icon in the tray when I wanted to use it and close krusader when done with managing files (no matter if I used, alt-f4 or close button). Now I have to be careful to not use the close button but minimize, so I really liked the way it was before a bit more.
Ok, please switch to Bug 379459.