Bug 1304086

Summary:	gnome dock stops updating properly after launching Juniper VPN applet
Product:	[Fedora] Fedora	Reporter:	Andy Wang <dopey>
Component:	gnome-shell	Assignee:	Owen Taylor <otaylor>
Status:	CLOSED EOL	QA Contact:	Fedora Extras Quality Assurance <extras-qa>
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Version:	23	CC:	fmuellner, otaylor
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Description Andy Wang 2016-02-02 20:29:17 UTC

Description of problem:
On a dual monitor system, launching the Juniper VPN Network Connect applet causes the gnome dock to stop adding new icons when applications are launched.

I thought maybe it was a generic Java icon issue, but I've yet to reproduce this with any other test case - sorry, was hoping for something that I could throw together as an attachment.

The symptoms are, launch the juniper VPN Network Connect applet from firefox with two monitors enabled, and the juniper vpn network connect icon does not appear in the gnome dock, and any icons that are in there are now stuck.  If you close an app that was on the dock (not pinned as a favorite) the icon goes does not go away, or launch a new non-pinned application, and it's icon does not show up.

The "launched" status of an application on the dock though appears to still be honored.

alt-f2 - r to restart the gnome shell makes it even worse.  In this scenario, the only icon that appears back on teh dock is the 9-dotted show all applications icon.  In order to get the dock back to running order I have to log out and back in.

I noticed that if I shut off my second monitor while launching the applet, everything is fine.

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