Closed ctron closed 2 years ago
Yeah, you can see briefly upon opening and closing the app that it uses the correct icon, but it stays generic during the use.
The latest version of the .deb package has the same issue, so it's not an issue with the flatpak.
I'm on elementary OS 6 and have Spotify pinned in my Deck. When I open it, it doesn't a window marked as Spotify like it used to. Instead it opens a new unnamed window with a generic gear icon:
I guess this is related.
Works on ElementaryOS 6 @m93a https://community.spotify.com/t5/Desktop-Linux/Few-broken-things-since-latest-update/m-p/5270918/highlight/true#M20766
flatpak --user update --commit=6ccb153cf896461cfe38637cfb817a21138f342b2c59dcf1b3bb51c1d8c34241 com.spotify.Client
flatpak --user mask com.spotify.Client
https://github.com/flathub/com.spotify.Client/issues/184#issuecomment-954881889
I saw that someone managed to get it working well on snap is that correct? If so it might not be an upstream issue after all.
The original report in that thread came from ArchLinux user who didn't use flatpak so it's might be not flatpak issue either. Linux systems are so diverse that it's very hard to make apple-apple comparisons.
Maybe someone can try workaround:
I found a workaround for the X11 icon in the task switcher issue which works for me on KDE. Click "Full screen" at the bottom-right corner, and optionally click it again to return to the normal mode. The icon becomes the normal Spotify icon.
I just tried this workaround, and it seems to restore the icon. However:
I am using Fedora 35 with KDE.
To revert the walkaround by @tomaswarynyca, use the following command:
flatpak --user mask --remove com.spotify.Client
And then update the packages.
Since the most recent update, the application icon is gone, and replaced by the generic Xorg logo.