Hi everybody, I have a problem with a Java application that sets its WM_CLASS value to either "wm-class-a" or "wm-class-b" (the two real ones are garbage, e.g. java-lang-thread). The application is beyond my control and I can't modify it for setting a saner WM_CLASS.
I can install the desktop file of the application as: /usr/share/applications/wm-class-a.desktop, and it will match instances having a WM_CLASS value of wm-class-a, or as: /usr/share/applications/wm-class-b.desktop, and it will match instances having a WM_CLASS value of wm-class-b. Neither solution is really good since I get a mis-match almost half of the times. I considered installing both files and adding a NoDisplay=true to one of them, but then if I pin the one that is shown to the Dash, and the one that spawns is the other one I still get two icons. The question is, how can I match both instances with a single desktop file? Is it possible? Can I somehow tell Gnome Shell that both WM_CLASS values should match a particular desktop file? Thanks a lot, Alessandro _______________________________________________ gnome-shell-list mailing list gnome-shell-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-shell-list
