RE: On Wednesday, April 23rd, 2025 at 07:06, Dave Close <dave@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I recently installed a new machine, Fedora 41 and KDE. It's been a while > and I usually just upgrade. On the new machine, the KDE taskbar has a > button at the right edge which calls itself, "peek at desktop". It isn't > there on any of my upgraded machines, only on the new one. > > I don't want it but I can't find a way to eliminate it. Searching finds > many descriptions of what it does, and some complaints about how it > works, but nothing about how to delete it. The general approach, right- > click and choose remove/delete or hover and choose the X, doesn't work > because those choices are not present. Searching system-settings finds > a setting to make it participate in button sorting (Window Management > -> Task Switcher) but that box is not checked. Some search returns > > suggest that this button is a new "feature". > > So how can I get rid of it permanently? > -- > Dave Close, Compata, Irvine CA "Love your enemies, for they > dave@xxxxxxxxxxx, +1 714 434 7359 tell you your faults." > dhclose@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx -- Benjamin Franklin Hello, The only way to remove any widget or applet from the KDE desktop taskbar is via Right Mouse Click -> Show Panel Configuration -> Hoover with the Mouse Cursor to see pop-up window with option for each widget/applet -> Remove This feature (button) has been there by default since KDE 3/4 . . . That is it ... Best regards, Martin from Liberec, Czechia Sent with Proton Mail secure email.
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