dep wrote:

> On Tue, Jul 3, 2018 at 5:34 PM, deloptes <deloptes@...> wrote:
> 
>> dep wrote: > now, returning to my question: how do i get these running on
>> my machine? if it is applet just right click the task bar and select "add
>> applet" - find the applet you are interested in and thats it (example
>> kmoon) if it is docked application just start the application and it will
>> dock in the task bar (example tdepowersave or kgpg or kmix) question do
>> you have the taskbar? your questions make me think there is something
>> wrong at your end
> 
> yes, of course i have the taskbar running. for, let's see, the second or
> third time, kweather *does not* appear in the applet list alongside kmoon
> and the others. doesn't. isn't there. yes, the package is installed. and
> no, that's of no real significance. what is significant is that i cannot
> find where or how to get klaptop's daemon running, because the information
> it renders is important. and yes, i have installed it. it is listed as a
> service that is not running. i need to convert it to a service that *is*
> running.
> 
> dep
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$ ps -A | grep weat
 4085 ?        00:00:13 kweatherservice
$ which kweatherservice
/opt/trinity/bin/kweatherservice

I think it is this one

for the klaptop I don't know - I gave it away but I recall I was using only
the tdepowersave