The flatpak app shows up in the KDE Plasma system tray with the default wayland icon
Steps to reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
install app from flathub
open it
Expected behavior
app icon is shown in system tray when the app is running
Screenshots
Potential solution
A post on the Fedora forums offers some solutions to this for different DE's. It seems like some people are having success by manually specifying the name of the app's .desktop file when it is different from the name of the installed binary, and suggesting that developers need to manually set this value if it is different from the binary name.
It seems like flatpak names apps (and their desktop files) with reverse domain notation, so i strongly suspect this as being the cause (see the flathub repo for sublime merge at https://github.com/flathub/com.sublimemerge.App/tree/master)
Maybe theres a way to allow the flatpak builds to set this name independently?
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Description
The flatpak app shows up in the KDE Plasma system tray with the default wayland icon
Steps to reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
app icon is shown in system tray when the app is running
Screenshots
Potential solution
A post on the Fedora forums offers some solutions to this for different DE's. It seems like some people are having success by manually specifying the name of the app's
.desktopfile when it is different from the name of the installed binary, and suggesting that developers need to manually set this value if it is different from the binary name.It seems like flatpak names apps (and their desktop files) with reverse domain notation, so i strongly suspect this as being the cause (see the flathub repo for sublime merge at https://github.com/flathub/com.sublimemerge.App/tree/master)
Maybe theres a way to allow the flatpak builds to set this name independently?