Hello again,
I reported this a while ago [1]. Maybe someone wants to check it out.
When some applications are started from shell scripts or symbolic
links, instead of being launched from their own binary files, the
value of the field "Application path and arguments" in the settings
dialog of thei
I got this bug too,
this happen when the application uses a startup script, and the binary
is in another place outside of the user PATH
I was thinking about it, the Unity uses *.desktop files as reference
for applications
should we start thinking about using it too ?
instead of using WMHINTS, I thi
Hi,
about this problem, a little explanation, for example for firefox.
1. On my debian, I launch mozilla firefox using a terminal and typing
"iceweasel" (name of firefox on debian)
2. iceweasel is a script. This script do "exec
/usr/lib/iceweasel/firefox-bin" (see man exec).
3. X11 see that t
On Mon, Apr 02, 2012 at 04:05:41PM +0200, Rodolfo kix Garcia wrote:
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> 3. X11 see that the program running is "/usr/lib/iceweasel/firefox-bin"
This is not quite correct. X11 isn't "seeing" it, the application
(probably via the toolkit) is explicitly specifying it by setting the
WM_COMMAND proper
