Closed ngo closed 12 years ago
[As an aside] I personally would greatly benefit from this as will possibly everyone using tiling window managers (awesome, xmodnad, etc): I don't minimize windows at all (and do not have the ability to do that anyway, because window decorators are absent), that's why I close the window and reopen it as needed. But the tabs are gone(((
I'd like to have such feature too. even with standard nautilus =)
Done. Check settings.
hi,
maybe i'm kind of blind, but i can't find the settings dialogue! Can you help me, please?
Right click on the tray icon->SkypeTab->Settings
okay, i'm not blind. i run skypetab on an ubuntu 11.10 x64 machine and there is no skype-tab entry in the tray icon menu. is there any other way?? thank you for your answer!!
sni-qt is installed and I do have a Skype icon, but no entry for Skype-Tab
Are you sure that it's Skype's tray icon (not messaging menu icon)? Have you compiled it from source or installed from ppa:keks9n/skypetab?
i have messaging menu icon AND Skype's tray icon and installed it from ppa:keks9n/skypetab.
Can I see your sources.list, sources.list.d and /var/lib/dpkg/status?
In what form do you want to see them? Shall I post them here, or send the Files to you?
Just upload files somewhere. I'll try to install the same system configuration and see what's wrong. Or just add a new button to skype's toolbar.
works fine for me =) thanks =)
Works for me as well. Thanks!
The problem with the settings dialogue is Unity-specific. If I choose Gnome Shell as my Desktop with the same user, I have a Skyp-Tab Option in tray icon and managing settings is no problem. If I go back to Unity, the changes take effect, but there's still no Skype-Tab entry. But it's a workaround to change settings :)
It would be great if, on closing the main skypetab window (when it stays open and is accessible via tray), skypetab would remember open tabs and reopen them later.
[As a proposal]: Perhaps the opened tabs could even survive program shutdown (reopened on startup with their previous contents preserved). This would definnitely be a killer-feature (compare with having browser tabs preserved over a shutdown, which is very convenient)