https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=461907
--- Comment #7 from Gauthier <g.gue...@posteo.net> --- Same message as above but with more correct English grammar...sorry it's late in my time zone and my brain can't process a foreign language. What do you mean by change its icons? LibreOffice has several components which share the same base and so while different LO apps (writer, calc, etc) can be launched independently and have different icons, when you actually start any of them it calls the overarching LO program and then branch into the separate applications. Under Wayland and Qt only the overarching LO program is detected and so it displays the standard LO icon (the black one) and currently there is no easy way to identify the separate apps. So I agree it is certainly the case that LO could change something in their code to change how they call their apps on launch but this behaviour has been there for ages and was working fine in X11, and there've been a patch in gtk for it to work on Wayland...so it seems more sensible for it to be patch in Qt, especially as I doubt LO is the only app doing it that way. But to be honest you probably know much better than me, I'm only sharing the knowledge I have on this topic. I know it feels ugly and really not the right way of doing things, but what do you think about implementing a hack for it behaves well in plasma? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
