Open barkap opened 7 years ago
I have also this problem with many apps ~that have GNOME window borders.~
Also noticed that if I launch them from the menu or from /usr/share/applications
it looks fine. But if I copy that same shortcut to the Desktop or I launch it from the terminal it appears blurried there. Also if you launch them as keyboard shortcuts. Others, like the terminal, if you launch it from the menu they look fine, but if you launch the same shortcut from /usr/share/applications
it looks blurried.
If you already have open it with high resolution other instances will have high resolution, and viceversa.
I'm not sure if its an app problem, a Cinnamon problem or my distro's problem. I'm running Manjaro. The only thing I'm sure it's that it's not the icon theme, because it happens with all of them.
I also noticed that same problem, but in Firefox. For me, I even changed the icon from firefox-trunk to firefox, and it changed for the original FF logo in search and dock, but not in the ALT+TAB. There is any news about this issue? Where the ALT+TAB function get the icon?
The same issue occurs with a "manually installed" pycharm on Mint 19: the icon shows pixelated in the application switcher, whether I'm linking the shortcut to the SVG or the 128x128 PNG.
I have tried the applications mentioned in original post (Corebird and Visual Studio Code) and icons appear high resolution in Cinnamon 4.4.6.
Same thing happens for Mendeley. What's weird is that in the launcher, Mendeley has the correct icon from the Papirus icon set, but when launched, the icon ALT+TAB switcher is a different, low resolution one.
EDIT: Found out that appending StartupWMClass=mendeleydesktop.x86_64
to where the script install-mendeley-link-handler.sh
defines the .desktop
file contents solves the problem.
Hello,
For some applications Cinnamon's window manager chooses low resolution (low quality) icons. Adding
StartupWMClass=corebird
to the.desktop
file solves the problem but it is a temporary workaround as .desktop files may be overwritten on update at any time. So far i've seen this for corebird (installed via default repository) and Visual Studio Code (installed usingumake ide visual-studio-code
).I'm running Cinnamon 3.2.7 on Mint 18.1 Serena.
Also, I tried same applications on Ubuntu 16.04, Fedora 25, Linux Mint 18.1 Beta Xfce (Xfwm4 and Metacity wm) and icons appear high resolution as they should.
Below is a screenshot showing low resolution icons for corebird and visual studio code (other icons look fine).