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<kakalto> how can I run a windowed application without a border, at a certain place on the screen?
<Renze> kakalto: right click titlebar, advanced -> special window settings
<kakalto> Renze: cool... I clicked there, disabled border, apply... but it hasn't kept those settings
<Renze> kakalto: it should have kept them
<kakalto> still has border
<pristsi> Hi everybody
<Renze> did you set it to "Force"?
<kakalto> no, will try that
<pristsi> how do I enable kde 3.5 "auto-detect and mount media" tool?
<kakalto> still border
<Renze> kakalto: works fine here... just tested it
<kakalto> Renze: the application is Enemy Territory. And it's not working
<Renze> kakalto: the application is irrelevant, as long as it has a window title/window class
<kakalto> Renze: would this get rid of the title bar too?
<Renze> kakalto: yes
<kakalto> =\
<kakalto> is there a command-line method?
<Renze> that is part of the border, after all
<Renze> no
<kakalto> well I'm guessing it doesn't pick up the window class properly?
<Renze> pass... I don't have ET to test
<kakalto> so is there another way of picking that up, so I have it exactly?
<kakalto> a seperate program that will tell me info on a program's window class, etc.?
<Renze> xwininfo? not sure if that gives the right info or not...
<Renze> nope, it doesn't
<kakalto> oh, and does this control affect non-qt applications?
<kakalto> probably not?
<Renze> it's nothing to do with the application... it's a kwin thing
<kakalto> ahk
<Renze> the application is completely irrelevant
<kakalto> ah,k
<kakalto> got it now, thanks
<Renze> 'k
<kakalto> didn't realise that the 'detect' function is meant to be aimed at the program, rather than its titlebar
<Renze> Advanced -> Special Window Settings fills that stuff in automatically
<kakalto> nah, it didn't
<Renze> it should have
<kakalto> but when I when 'detect' it did that
<kakalto> thanks, Renze =)
<Renze> no problem
<g-henna> hi!
<g-henna> can anyone tell me where does konqueror store cookies?
<g-henna> (oh, too late for correct sentence structure...)
<Renze> konqueror doesn't... the cookie service does
<Renze> look in ~/.kde/share/apps/kcookiejar/
<Renze> mmmmm... cookies...
<g-henna> Renze: ok, have that, but that seem to be only the ones that are stored between sessions; what about the ones that are only valid within one session?
<Renze> g-henna: sorry, no idea about those... in /tmp/kde-<username> perhaps?
<TabooTreez> Renze, what distro do you use if you dont mind me asking?
<Renze> Gentoo
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