Description of problem: gnome-disk-utility in Xfce doesn't display its icon in the window button in the task bar (panel) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Version : 3.6.1 Release : 1.fc18 Architecture: i686 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
Seems like a XFCE problem to me, reassigning.
Actually, it doesn't show icons in the menu either just like baobab (regardless of DE/GTK settings): https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=878918 https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=878923 file-roller and nautilus, to give examples of other GNOME applications, both display the application icon on the panel and in the menu (if set). I was suspecting it was by design as maybe in GNOME these aren't being displayed by default anymore. So apparently something has changed in gdu/baobab for that, not xfwm4. Maybe they're expecting some gsettings or other GNOME settings? I don't see any specific errors in ~/.xsession-errors I'm attaching xprop output for both gdu and file-roller for comparison.
Created attachment 652204 [details] xprop for gdu
Created attachment 652205 [details] xprop for file-roller
Created attachment 652206 [details] xprop for file-roller Had forgotten to select 'plain/text'
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I installed openbox and it's the same thing. gnome-disk-utility and baobab use a generic icon (for those windows that have no icon set to them). So where is the xfwm4 bug here? I know this is a minor issue but does gdu set its window icon to the same icon it uses in the menu (gnome-disks) or not?
David, it doesn't work at least with xfwm4, icewm and openbox. Could you give some clue where would the window manager be at fault here? xfwm4 and openbox always work fine in this respect (assigning icons to windows) and this issue has appeared in 3.6 versions of some GNOME apps only (gdu, baobab).
(In reply to comment #8) > David, it doesn't work at least with xfwm4, icewm and openbox. Could you > give some clue where would the window manager be at fault here? I have no idea, sorry.
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