Merge lp:~josephriches/anoise/anoise into lp:anoise

[Joseph Riches]

Add 'StartupWMClass' to desktop file, this fixes various system integration things on some desktop enviroments.

For example, on Budgie as the WM_NAME differs from WM_CLASS Budgie cannot determine the WM_CLASS without this hint and thus the pin to panel option is not shown. Additionally, the themed icon is not used. Adding StartupWMClass to the desktop file fixes these issues.

[costales (costales)]

Hi Joseph,

Thanks a lot for the fix.

One question, I'm not sure the python file is right. Should it be in lowercase? Would it need the complete path?

costales@T410:~/Desktop/anoise$ find . -name "Anoise.py"
costales@T410:~/Desktop/anoise$ find . -name "anoise.py"
./anoise/anoise.py
costales@T410:~/Desktop/anoise$

Thanks in advance and merry Xmas.

review: Needs Fixing

[costales (costales)]

I was looking more deep...
https://developer.gnome.org/desktop-entry-spec/
"...it is known that the application will map at least one window with the given string..."
ANoise hasn't a window, it's integrated into the Unity sound control, then, I'm not sure about this fix in all desktop environments :/

review: Needs Information

Unmerged revisions

57. By Joseph Riches on 2017-12-04

Add StartupWMClass to desktop file

Fixes system integration of anoise-gui on some desktop enviroments, including:

* The pin to panel not being shown on Budgie as WM_NAME differs from
  WM_CLASS and Budgie cannot determine the WM_CLASS.
* The themed icon not being shown in some situations
* The applications showing twice on some docks.

=== modified file 'anoise.desktop.in'
--- anoise.desktop.in	2015-05-08 18:19:42 +0000
+++ anoise.desktop.in	2017-12-04 21:37:30 +0000
@@ -8,4 +8,5 @@
 Type=Application
 Categories=AudioVideo;Player;
 Keywords=Player;Audio;
+StartupWMClass=Anoise.py
 X-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain=anoise