Editing Xmonad/Using xmonad in KDE (section)

== Tips and issues ==

* As in Gnome, it is '''very important''' not to use the xmonad <code>mod-shift-q</code> key to exit your session. Use the KDE menu or panel applet. ''This is dealt with in Config.Kde. It's ok to mod-shift-q to logout'' '''when using Config.Kde binding for mod-shift-q.'''

* Since KDE4's system tray is built around Plasma, whose widgets normally live on the desktop layer, it can be difficult to customize the Plasma tray's display for Xmonad. If you use a 3rd party system tray such as Trayer while running KDE, and some or all icons are missing or appear to conflict with the Plasma tray, the conflict might be worked around by disabling the kded status notifier manager. systemsettings -> Startup and Shutdown -> Service Manager -> uncheck "Status Notifier Manager". Additionally, such tray applications might not implement all of KDE's system tray functionality.

'''''To do:''' In the sample configuration, show how to bind''
<code>mod-shift-Q</code> ''to the command''
<code>dcop kdesktop default logout</code>
''to end the KDE session via a dialog, or to the command''
<code>dcop ksmserver default logout 0 -1 -1</code>
''to end the KDE session directly.''