Hi, I noticed that after upgrading to F28 audacious icon in alt-tab was blurry (non svg icon used) and the title below the icon was <unknown>. I've written a small patch fixing this (I will also submit this upstream) here is the commit message from the patch: [PATCH] Pass "audacious" to gtk_init as argv[0] so that WM_CLASS gets set correctly Before this commit the WM_CLASS of gtk2 builds of audacious-3.9 would be set to "<unknown>", "<unknown>". This commit passes "audacious" to gtk_init as argv[0], which changes WM_CLASS to "audacious", "Audacious". This fixes the Window title (in alt-tab) being <unknown> and a non svg icon being used under GNOME 3.28. Regards, Hans
Created attachment 1454626 [details] [PATCH] Pass "audacious" to gtk_init as argv[0] so that WM_CLASS gets set correctly
Submitted upstream: https://github.com/audacious-media-player/audacious/pull/31
Created attachment 1454962 [details] [PATCH] Pass application basename to gtk_init(). Upstream went with a slightly different version of the patch, I'm attaching upstream's version.
Created attachment 1454964 [details] [PATCH] Pass application basename to gtk_init(). I just realized the version from upstream master will not apply to the 3.9.x versions, here is a backported version.
As I cannot reproduce the blurred icon and since the patch has been applied upstream, that is good enough in my opinion. I release new upstream versions regularly at https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/mschwendt/audacious-next/ Such as 3.10-beta1 which is still plugin compatible with 3.9.
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