How do I remove those numbers from Kubuntu's task manager?
I want to remove those numbers from panel whenever I open same app multiple times.
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I want to remove those numbers from panel whenever I open same app multiple times.
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I want to remove those numbers from panel whenever I open same app multiple times.
kubuntu kde
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DK Bose
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DarshanDarshan
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I want to remove those numbers from panel whenever I open same app multiple times.
kubuntu kde
kubuntu kde
edited 25 mins ago
DK Bose
13.5k124083
asked 13 hours ago
DarshanDarshan
356
edited 25 mins ago
DK Bose
13.5k124083
asked 13 hours ago
DarshanDarshan
356
edited 25 mins ago
DK Bose
13.5k124083
edited 25 mins ago
DK Bose
13.5k124083
edited 25 mins ago
DK Bose
13.5k124083
13.5k124083
asked 13 hours ago
DarshanDarshan
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asked 13 hours ago
DarshanDarshan
356
asked 13 hours ago
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356
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Short answer: I afraid you can't remove only <2> or <3> from appearing. There has to be a way to distinguish windows.
There is a workaround which I like and that is to use an alternate task manager which is available by default on a normal Kubuntu 18.04 system.
First, I see what you see with the default task manager with three Google Chrome windows:
Even with the default task manager, there is a way to collapse the three separate entries into one but I can't get the setting to stick:
That's one reason why I prefer the alternate task manager widget* known as the Icons-only Task Manager:
*Note: to access the available widgets, click on the ☰ icon usually located at the right-end or bottom of your panel.
I also prefer a vertical panel and the images below are with a vertical panel:
Icons-only Task Manager with one Google Chrome window
Icons-only Task Manager with three Google Chrome windows
Notice the little green circle with a white plus-sign next to the Google Chrome icon. That indicates the presence of more than one window open for a particular program. The three entries to the right of the Google Chrome icon are there because I single left-clicked on the icon. I can then select the window I want to maximize (or whatever). Otherwise, those entries are not visible.
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Short answer: I afraid you can't remove only <2> or <3> from appearing. There has to be a way to distinguish windows.
There is a workaround which I like and that is to use an alternate task manager which is available by default on a normal Kubuntu 18.04 system.
First, I see what you see with the default task manager with three Google Chrome windows:
Even with the default task manager, there is a way to collapse the three separate entries into one but I can't get the setting to stick:
That's one reason why I prefer the alternate task manager widget* known as the Icons-only Task Manager:
*Note: to access the available widgets, click on the ☰ icon usually located at the right-end or bottom of your panel.
I also prefer a vertical panel and the images below are with a vertical panel:
Icons-only Task Manager with one Google Chrome window
Icons-only Task Manager with three Google Chrome windows
Notice the little green circle with a white plus-sign next to the Google Chrome icon. That indicates the presence of more than one window open for a particular program. The three entries to the right of the Google Chrome icon are there because I single left-clicked on the icon. I can then select the window I want to maximize (or whatever). Otherwise, those entries are not visible.
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Short answer: I afraid you can't remove only <2> or <3> from appearing. There has to be a way to distinguish windows.
There is a workaround which I like and that is to use an alternate task manager which is available by default on a normal Kubuntu 18.04 system.
First, I see what you see with the default task manager with three Google Chrome windows:
Even with the default task manager, there is a way to collapse the three separate entries into one but I can't get the setting to stick:
That's one reason why I prefer the alternate task manager widget* known as the Icons-only Task Manager:
*Note: to access the available widgets, click on the ☰ icon usually located at the right-end or bottom of your panel.
I also prefer a vertical panel and the images below are with a vertical panel:
Icons-only Task Manager with one Google Chrome window
Icons-only Task Manager with three Google Chrome windows
Notice the little green circle with a white plus-sign next to the Google Chrome icon. That indicates the presence of more than one window open for a particular program. The three entries to the right of the Google Chrome icon are there because I single left-clicked on the icon. I can then select the window I want to maximize (or whatever). Otherwise, those entries are not visible.
answered 26 mins ago
DK BoseDK Bose
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Short answer: I afraid you can't remove only <2> or <3> from appearing. There has to be a way to distinguish windows.
There is a workaround which I like and that is to use an alternate task manager which is available by default on a normal Kubuntu 18.04 system.
First, I see what you see with the default task manager with three Google Chrome windows:
Even with the default task manager, there is a way to collapse the three separate entries into one but I can't get the setting to stick:
That's one reason why I prefer the alternate task manager widget* known as the Icons-only Task Manager:
*Note: to access the available widgets, click on the ☰ icon usually located at the right-end or bottom of your panel.
I also prefer a vertical panel and the images below are with a vertical panel:
Icons-only Task Manager with one Google Chrome window
Icons-only Task Manager with three Google Chrome windows
Notice the little green circle with a white plus-sign next to the Google Chrome icon. That indicates the presence of more than one window open for a particular program. The three entries to the right of the Google Chrome icon are there because I single left-clicked on the icon. I can then select the window I want to maximize (or whatever). Otherwise, those entries are not visible.
answered 26 mins ago
DK BoseDK Bose
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Short answer: I afraid you can't remove only <2> or <3> from appearing. There has to be a way to distinguish windows.
There is a workaround which I like and that is to use an alternate task manager which is available by default on a normal Kubuntu 18.04 system.
First, I see what you see with the default task manager with three Google Chrome windows:
Even with the default task manager, there is a way to collapse the three separate entries into one but I can't get the setting to stick:
That's one reason why I prefer the alternate task manager widget* known as the Icons-only Task Manager:
*Note: to access the available widgets, click on the ☰ icon usually located at the right-end or bottom of your panel.
I also prefer a vertical panel and the images below are with a vertical panel:
Icons-only Task Manager with one Google Chrome window
Icons-only Task Manager with three Google Chrome windows
Notice the little green circle with a white plus-sign next to the Google Chrome icon. That indicates the presence of more than one window open for a particular program. The three entries to the right of the Google Chrome icon are there because I single left-clicked on the icon. I can then select the window I want to maximize (or whatever). Otherwise, those entries are not visible.
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