Over the past few days, several users, including myself, have encountered an issue where the icons for certain Flatpak applications like Discord no longer appear in GNOME Software. This problem seems to affect multiple applications and persists across reboots of the GNOME Software package. The applications themselves function correctly, but their icons are missing in the GNOME Software interface, which affects usability and navigation. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open GNOME Software. 2. Navigate to the "Installed" section or search for specific Flatpak applications. 3. Observe that the icons for some Flatpak applications like Discord are missing, although the application listings are otherwise intact. Actual Results: The icons for some Flatpak applications like Discord, GCompris, Kdenlive, Peruse for exemple are missing in GNOME Software, while the applications are present and functional. This issue seems to occur randomly and affects various applications without a clear pattern. Expected Results: All installed Flatpak applications should display their respective icons in GNOME Software, ensuring a consistent and user-friendly interface. - The issue has been observed on multiple systems with different configurations. - Reinstalling the affected applications or GNOME Software does not resolve the issue. - The problem has been reported by several users starting from today, suggesting a possible update or change in GNOME Software or Flatpak might be related. I hope this information is helpful for diagnosing and resolving the issue. Please let me know if any further details or logs are required. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
I confirm this, here is a list of missing icons I found: Discord KolourPaint Dropbox Steam (detailed description) Zoom KImageMapEditor GCompris eFatura GNUOctave (category learning) Labplot Beside, it seems to me related to some crashes: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2265429 Fedora 40, gnome-software 46.beta, from "Fedora-Workstation-Live-x86_64-40-20240221.n.0.iso"
Thanks for a bug report. I suppose with Flatpak you mean "Flathub.org", right? There are multiple Flatpak repositories. The icons are not part of the gnome-software (and cannot be). The applications are recognized by the appstream data, which is provided by some ways (appstream-data package for the Fedora itself, then Flatpak repositories provide their own appstream data, and so on). The repositories are responsible to have the icons avaiable, especially when they modify the app-provided appstream data (which Flathub.org does). I believe the Flathub.org regenerated the appstream data recently and it had been downloaded by the gnome-software, but they reference incorrect place for the icons, thus they are not shown. When you run gnome-software from a terminal you might see some runtime warnings there. Note the gnome-software runs in the background, thus you need to stop it first with `gnome-software --quit` or a kill command. I do not have a problem with Steam, but I see on the console: 08:30:53:012 Gtk Failed to load icon /var/lib/flatpak/appstream/flathub/x86_64/active/icons/64x64/org.kde.gcompris.desktop.png: Error opening file /var/lib/flatpak/appstream/flathub/x86_64/active/icons/64x64/org.kde.gcompris.desktop.png: No such file or directory Looking into /var/lib/flatpak/appstream/flathub/x86_64/active/icons/64x64/ there are cached a lot of icons, but none is gcompris. I do have there a Steam icon though. The GCompris appstream data from the flathub says: <icon height="64" type="cached" width="64">org.kde.gcompris.desktop.png</icon> <icon height="128" type="remote" width="128">https://dl.flathub.org/media/org/kde/gcompris.desktop/711031e7ea78aa8b9bde7c2a381d556d/icons/128x128/org.kde> <icon height="128" type="cached" width="128">org.kde.gcompris.desktop.png</icon> <icon type="stock">org.kde.gcompris</icon> where the gnome-software picked the first one. As long as flatpak claims the icon is cached, it should be cached, thus I move this to the flatpak. Please note this had been filled against Fedora 39, but I see this also with flatpak-1.15.6-3.fc40.x86_64, thus I move this to Fedora 40.
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