https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=356609
--- Comment #16 from Eike Hein <h...@kde.org> --- > Do I get this right: the maintainer of the taskmanager rules decides which > applications can have window specific icons? Not the app developer, nor the > user? No, you don't. App developers get to register their apps properly on the system and set up their window metadata so we can match windows to apps. Chrome does it incorrectly for their Chrome Apps windows, and the rule is a fixup to work around their bug. Fortunately Wayland makes it much harder for them to screw up this way, because the relevant piece of metadata on Wayland is a freedesktop.org appId, whereas on X11 the documentation state makes it a bit harder for app devs to get it right (though mosy are less broken than Chrome). It's likely on Wayland they'll get it right (if not, tough: we'll resist supporting broken apps on Wayland as hard as we can). > just a visual thing Features are not done until they look good. Users don't like things that look broken. Not liking things impacts usability. This is the best way to a not-broken-looking icon, which matters a great deal to how the system feels. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
