If I have no Dock and no Clip active, app icons
are created anyway (couple of weeks old #next).
These app icons are sort of "skeleton" ones --
they react only to double-click (although I have
single-click activation in config), and their
only reaction is self-highlighting.
Ctrl-double-click works, however. :)
And disabling the app icon individually for
anything I might start does not seem a viable
solution.
It is good onloy for the likes of Firefox's
flash container or LibreOffice java instance.
Yury
On 06/09/2014 12:47 PM, BALATON Zoltan wrote:
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You can disable appicons per app already and you
could add a default to disable it for all apps.
(I did not try it but it may work.) In the
window inspector (that you can bring up
selecting Attributes in a Window menu) select
Defaults for all windows in the Window
Specification tab then No application icon on
Applicaion Specific tab. If Window Maker becomes
unusable as a result you can revert it by
deleting the appropriate section from your
GNUstep/Defaults/WMWindowAttributes.
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