It's more complicated than that, actually.
Further in the message there's a link to
screenshot showcasing wmaker's handling of icons
for the complex applications. On the shot, there
are icons for:
* LibreOffice's StartCenter: 5th icon from top,
window class as reported by Wmaker:
Hi all,
On a fairly recent 64-bit system (slackware
14.1) a couple of 32-bit apps do not show their
application icons: Thunderbird and Firefox, also
the FF's addon DownThemAll which works in a
separate window. For DownThemAll I don't think
there's even a separate icon file.
This problem
Hi all,
The application icon and the related application
miniwindow icon have to be set separately (if
windowmaker can't retrieve the icon from the
running app itself). Is this an intended behaviour?
Yury
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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 the
On Mon, Apr 02, 2012 at 04:05:41PM +0200, Rodolfo kix Garcia wrote:
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 property on
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
