** Changed in: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Ubuntu Desktop Bugs (desktop-bugs) = (unassigned)
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openoffice document icon is blurry when upscaled
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/163898
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Sure that but we a not talking about replaying the main interface icons
but only the (internal) WM icon. I certainly don't feel like diving
into a codebase like OOo but I suppose changing that can't bee too hard
for a person who is experienced with OOo?
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openoffice document icon is blurry when
Sure, using gtk_window_set_icon_name() would make more sense, we could
report a bug upstream about that. And in the toolbar, this icon looks
blurry too, so this is also a problem within OO.O itself.
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openoffice document icon is blurry when upscaled
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/163898
You
I doubt upstream will fix this but I will send it to them to see what
they say.
** Also affects: openoffice
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Triaged
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openoffice document icon is blurry when upscaled
I'd like to reopen this one. This is a bug in OO.o, and not in AWN. The
icon OO.o uses for document windows is the same as that which is used in
the toolbar for 'New Text/Chart/Base/Draw': in both place, it is blurry.
This icon is different from that of each OO.O app in the themes.
What could be
What could be nice is that document windows use the icons for the
corresponding OO.o app
I second this. Mime icons make only sense in multi-document apps. While you
could see OOo als multi-doc, as we have the app-(part) specific icons, let's
use those.
Inside OOo we already have a nicely
Ah I see what you are talking about now, the same icon that shows up
when using alt-tab in metacity. The icons inside OOo (and this one too)
are in a tarball under /usr/lib/openoffice/share/config/images_*.zip ,
they are not in the normal Gnome/KDE /usr/share/icons location. I am not
sure how OOo
No this does not only affect AWN. Open writer, minimize it and alt-tab.
You should see it (even better if you are using compiz). I don't know
what gtk_window_set_icon_name does under the hood but that would be the
right behavior. We have the required icons in hicolor/*/apps/* now, so
why not make
To get OpenOffice to use those icons would probably require rewriting
how OOo works with all its images since it gets all of them out of the
images_*.zip file. So just because we have some icons does not make it
easy to use them. If you look a bit closer at how OOo works it does not
use normal
