gnome-shell-3.0.1-1.fc15.x86_64 libreoffice-core-3.3.2.2-6.fc15.x86_64 <notting> is there a plan to 'fix' the libreoffice icons? <cosimoc> notting, fix as in? <notting> cosimoc: they're being scaled badly at least in the task switcher <cosimoc> hrm, they look good here <owen> notting: is assoication working? notting: what d you see for the app icon? <cosimoc> notting, but if they look fine in Applications and not in alt-tab icons are not the issue usually <owen> notting: do you see the text you'd expect, or something weirdly capitalized with dashes? <cosimoc> it's the application that does not the right WM class <notting> owen: what looks to be a 32x32 (or 48x48, whatever) version of the correct icon, scaled up <owen> notting: i"M actually asking about the text notting: up by Activities <notting> owen: 'libreoffice-calc' <owen> notting: yeah, that's what I expected notting: and does /usr/share/applications/libreoffice-calc.desktop exist? <owen> (and do you have appications under Applications in the overview?) <notting> that desktop exists and i have 'LibreOffice Calc' in applications -> office <owen> notting: hmm, I'm puzzled notting: what is xprop | grep WM_CLASS ? <owen> notting: how did you get to this document? I'm wondering if there is some code path where LO isn't correctly setting the right WM_CLASS <notting> WM_CLASS(STRING) = "VCLSalFrame.DocumentWindow", "libreoffice-calc" WM_ICON_NAME(STRING) = "configtool.ods - LibreOffice Calc" owen: "ooffice <blah>" ran from the terminal, of course <owen> notting: the WM_CLASS looks fine really notting: what does the Windows tab sow? <owen> walters: my current guess is that libreofice changes WM_CLASS after mapping the window and we don't handle that correctly and are racy <notting> wmclass: libreoffice-calc, <untracked> <walters> owen: that looks to be the case indeed <walters> i'm not sure i'd call that our bug though <owen> walters: well, consiering the weird container nature of openoffice <walters> hmm <owen> walters: it may be heroic of them to get the WM_CLASS set correctly *at all* <walters> is this something where like it decides which app it is after it's already opened the document? <owen> walters: I'm guessing so walters: we can check with caolon of course, but if it's not too much work to handle it, we possible should <walters> notting: file a bug, i'll take a look <owen> notting: does it work better if you run libreoffice-calc <document> ? notting: and/or is it sometimes-work-sometimes-not ? <walters> owen: nope <notting> can't make it work, even running as 'oocalc' or /usr/lib64/libreoffice/program/scalc, even
Indeed, you guys wanted WM_CLASS set to libreoffice-something and it is. I also stated that because you can open e.g. a writer frame, close it to a sort of empty startcenter frame and open e.g. a calc in that frame that the WM_CLASS could change. So, easy way to reproduce that is to... a) launch writer, calls itself libreoffice-writer b) close the writer internal window to go to empty startcenter, calls itself libreoffice-startcenter c) launch calc in it, calls itself libreoffice-calc alt-tab icon stays stuck as the libreoffice-writer icon.
(In reply to comment #1) > Indeed, you guys wanted WM_CLASS set to libreoffice-something and it is. I also > stated that because you can open e.g. a writer frame, close it to a sort of > empty startcenter frame and open e.g. a calc in that frame that the WM_CLASS > could change. That's fine, we should be handling this; I'll make sure it happens for 3.2.
Done upstream.
I'm facing this same issue: if I open any LibreOffice application directly it renders ok the alt-tab icon. Top panel reads: LibreOffice-Writer. On the contrary, if I open a document, an icon belonging hicolors (probably 48x48) is used. lg reports this one as <untracked>, while the other has libreoffice-writer.desktop. A screenshot: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11266870/Screenshot-1.png
Forgot to mention: Top panel on second case reads: LibreOffice 3.3
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