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When opening the TeamViewer application it is assigned the Xfce Panel Settings Dialog's icon and label in Docky:
https://i.imgur.com/D5fJYTI.png
Note: I have been using the Panel Settings Dialog a few minutes an system reboots ago. But has anyone any idea what could be the reason for this? Could it be some sort of cache bug that uses the icon of a previously opened App? But why is it the same every time although I have been using other Apps since then? And why does is also show the "Panel" name as the app's name instead of "TeamViewer"? Or could the TeamViewer app somehow be using the panel component of Xfce for displaying its GUI?
moderator edit -- replaced oversized image with link.
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Edit: TeamViewer uses Qt5 - Maybe it has something to do with that.
Edit2: Keeps getting stranger. When adding the TeamViewer menu item to Docky it uses the correct icon and label. When starting it using said link it opens using the correct icon and label (altough it shows a new, second icon in addition to the pinned app icon). But then, after removing it from Docky and starting it from Xfce's menu it is again using the Panel Settings Dialog's icon and label. I suppose, there might be something messed up with Xfce's/Docky's usage of the .desktop file here. I tried using a new Docky Dock. When opening TeamViewer from the menu it appears with the Panel Settings icon. If I then select "Pin to dock", close it and the click the pinned icon, the Panel Settings Dialog opens. So somehow Docky seems to mix up the .dekstop files of the two.
Last edited by anorax (2020-08-26 19:49:07)
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