Kicker is the main panel used in KDE before version 4. It can be customized by the user. By default, it has the K Menu, a Desktop Access button, a Home button, a Konqueror button, a Kontact button, and a Help button. It also has the Desktop Preview & Pager, the Taskbar, the System Tray, and the Clock.
It is a core part of the KDE desktop, and as such is packaged as part of the kdebase module.
In KDE 4, Kicker was replaced with Plasma.
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Applets
Kicker can embed various applets into itself. The included applets as of KDE 3.5 are:
- Binary Clock
- Bookmarks Menu
- Character Selector
- Clock
- Color Picker
- Desktop Preview & Pager
- Dictionary
- Eyes
- Fifteen Pieces
- Find
- K Menu
- Keyboard Status Applet
- Klipper
- Konqueror Profiles
- Lock/Logout Buttons
- Math Expression Evaluator
- Media Control
- Moon Phase
- Network Folders
- News Ticker
- Non-KDE Application Launcher
- Print System
- Public File Server
- Quick File Browser
- Quick Launcher
- Recent Documents
- Run Command
- Runaway Process Catcher
- Settings
- Show Desktop
- Sound Mixer
- Storage Media
- System Guard
- System Menu
- System Monitor
- Taskbar
- Terminal Sessions
- Trash
- Weather Report
- Window List Menu
- Wireless Network Information
- World Wide Watch
- aRts Control
See also
- Taskbar
- Dock (computing)
- gnome-panel - Gnome panel
- fbpanel - fluxbox panel
- Foopanel
- BarPanel
- fspanel
- hpanel - based on fspanel
- ltpanel
- LXPanel - LXDE panel
- TkPanel
- PyPanel
- PerlPanel
- BMPanel
- tint2
- ourico - echinus wm's taskbar
- pancake
- SuxPanel
- matchbox-panel - Matchbox Panel
- xfce4-panel - Xfce4 panel
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