Version: (using KDE KDE 3.2.91) Installed from: Compiled From Sources OS: Linux When Kicker Panel's size is chosen to be Tiny; the icons in the system tray are cropped, So, many icons look ugly. This is the only reason why the user is forced to use at least the Small size. This is because the kicker system tray icons are 22x22. Some users (e.g. me) do like to have a Tiny Kicker to conserve space on the desktop. When kicker size is Tiny, the system tray applications should use 16x16 icons (this will require the system tray applications to have multiple-size icons). If this is too much of work then at least, the system tray should scale down the 22x22 icons to 16x16 ones. Osho
*** Bug 81539 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
For the fact that you marked as duplicate my bug, also if it was posted some months before this, I'll reply here: I can reproduce this also with the latest CVS HEAD from yesterday.
well, yes, it hasn't been fixed =) and there's no way to properly fix this with the current systray protocol either as the applet has zero control over the size or other presentation qualities of the icons that appear. the only thing i can think of doing is reducing the margin if the applet goes below a certain height() or width(). this can be done when SystremTrayApplet::layout() is rewritten (as it needs to be for other reasons as well).
*** Bug 86059 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Created attachment 8245 [details] cut off of systray icons when kicker size is tiny I problem is still present in 3.3.1 debian packages. It wasn't present in 3.2.3 The attached image show the problem.
Due to kicker losing frames & large border area in 3.4 this bug is fixed yay!