@photonic (#147)
I'd say this behavior is expected (I see it also on Ubuntu 12.04 with bamf 0.2.118-0ubuntu0.3).
Probably, it's because all LibreOffice applications actually use one executable:
/usr/lib/libreoffice/program/soffice.bin
Try to invoke the following commands (one at a time) from the command line and watch the icon that appears on the Launcher:
The first command (soffice.bin without arguments) gives white (generic) LibO icon while the other commands give the icon corresponding to the LibO application opened.
@photonic (#147) 0ubuntu0. 3). libreoffice/ program/ soffice. bin
I'd say this behavior is expected (I see it also on Ubuntu 12.04 with bamf 0.2.118-
Probably, it's because all LibreOffice applications actually use one executable:
/usr/lib/
Try to invoke the following commands (one at a time) from the command line and watch the icon that appears on the Launcher:
/usr/lib/ libreoffice/ program/ soffice. bin & libreoffice/ program/ soffice. bin --writer & libreoffice/ program/ soffice. bin --calc & libreoffice/ program/ soffice. bin --impress & libreoffice/ program/ soffice. bin /usr/lib/ libreoffice/ CREDITS. odt &
/usr/lib/
/usr/lib/
/usr/lib/
/usr/lib/
The first command (soffice.bin without arguments) gives white (generic) LibO icon while the other commands give the icon corresponding to the LibO application opened.