[ubuntu-mono] [Bug 1725445] [NEW] 17.10 gnome icons don't reflect/use existing open windows in certain applications

Paul Tichy paul at spottedhorse.com
Fri Oct 20 19:20:11 UTC 2017


Public bug reported:

In Ubuntu 17.10 using ubuntu or gnome desktop, certain application icons
do not work properly.  Specifically unpinned apps don't appear in Docky
(gedit), once launched, open app indicator icons do not appear (gedit,
libreoffice writer, calc, GIMP).  If one of these applications is
opened, clicking on the icon in docky launches a new instance rather
than switching to an existing instance.  Changing back to unity desktop
resolves the issue.

I attempted several workarounds, including deleting and readding icons
to dock, uninstalling and reinstalling Docky.  No luck with any.
Verified on four other computers from different manufacturers.
Consistent problem that appears to be application-specific.  For
example, Firefox appears to work properly.

** Affects: docky (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  17.10 gnome icons don't reflect/use existing open windows in certain
  applications

Status in docky package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  In Ubuntu 17.10 using ubuntu or gnome desktop, certain application
  icons do not work properly.  Specifically unpinned apps don't appear
  in Docky (gedit), once launched, open app indicator icons do not
  appear (gedit, libreoffice writer, calc, GIMP).  If one of these
  applications is opened, clicking on the icon in docky launches a new
  instance rather than switching to an existing instance.  Changing back
  to unity desktop resolves the issue.

  I attempted several workarounds, including deleting and readding icons
  to dock, uninstalling and reinstalling Docky.  No luck with any.
  Verified on four other computers from different manufacturers.
  Consistent problem that appears to be application-specific.  For
  example, Firefox appears to work properly.

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