Metrics wrote: > On Fri, Nov 10, 2006 at 10:09:02AM +1300, Jochen Schroeder wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> I noticed yesterday, that after updating e, there are some icon issues, >> svg icons don't seem to work anymore, although evas has svg icons >> enabled. Another issue is that some windows seem to "loose" the >> associated icons. One is my todo list which has the following .desktop file: >> [Desktop Entry] >> Name=ToDo >> GenericName=todo >> Comment=ToDo list in Vim >> Exec=Eterm -n ToDo -e vim +"cd NotesWiki" +"e ToDo.vimki" >> Icon=/home/jschrod/.e/e/icons/ToDo.edj >> StartupWMClass=Eterm >> X-Enlightenment-WindowName=ToDo >> >> Now this one is a bit weird, the icon displays in the menu, but when I >> start it from the menu, sometimes the window gets the Eterm icon. >> Additionally if I restart e when the window is open and has the correct >> icon it will have the eterm icon after the restart. It still has all the >> other remember options set as before though. >> >> Cheers >> Jochen > > The trick is in the desktop file definitions. Here are my two desktop > files, one for aterm and one for mutt. It should give you enough > information to make it work... > > Mutt.desktop > > [Desktop Entry] > X-Enlightenment-IconTheme=gnant > X-Enlightenment-WindowName=aterm > X-Enlightenment-IconClass=evolution > Type=Application > Exec=aterm -e mutt > StartupWMClass=XTerm > X-Enlightenment-IconPath=/home/bhillis/.icons/gnant/48x48/apps/evolution.png > Name=Mutt > X-Enlightenment-WindowTitle=mutt > > xterm.desktop > > [Desktop Entry] > Encoding=UTF-8 > X-Enlightenment-IconTheme=gnant > X-Enlightenment-IconClass=gnome-terminal > Type=Application > Exec=aterm > StartupWMClass=XTerm > GenericName=Terminal > X-Enlightenment-IconPath=/home/bhillis/.icons/gnant/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png > Name=Aterm > Comment=Run commands in a shell > Icon=xterm.png > > Note the X-Enlightenment-WindowTitle matches the actual window title. > Hope it helps... > > metrics > Sorry maybe I don't get it. Eterm -n ToDo sets the window name to ToDo and then I tell e to match to that window name with: X-Enlightenment-WindowName=ToDo so I don't need a window title. This has worked for me before and I actually have a second .desktop file which does the exact same thing just with a different WindowName and that one works. That's why I don't quite understand what's going on. Do I now need to set the IconClass as well? Cheers Jochen
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