Latest rev suppresses running terminal apps?

[C.Kontros]

I have a .desktop file I use to launch a script. In the .desktop file terminal=true. Meaning when the script runs it pops up in the default terminal so I can see the output. I have the .desktop file in my Docky launcher.

Docky pulled and built on the 4th of Oct. runs things fine. I click on icon in Docky, terminal pops up. All is well. Docky built on the 10th, does not. Running strait from the .desktop still works.

I reinstalled my .deb from the 4th and things are back to normal. Any clue?

[Chris S. (cszikszoy)]

Marking as incomplete as this is 12 days old. Lots and lots has happened in the last 12 days, so if this is still a problem with the latest rev, please feel free to reopen this bug.

[C.Kontros (coryisatm)]

Still happens as of current revisions. Nothing more was asked of me to provide.

[C.Kontros (coryisatm)]

Quick way to reproduce is to create a .desktop file for a terminal app. ie: abcde (a better cd encoder)

On Ubuntu: sudo gedit /usr/share/applications/abcde.desktop

Paste in:
[Desktop Entry]
Version=1.0
Type=Application
Name=ABCDE
GenericName=A Better CD Encoder
Comment=Convert Audio CDs To Music Files
Exec=abcde
TryExec=abcde
Icon=media-optical
Terminal=true
Categories=Application;AudioVideo;
Type=Application
StartupNotify=true

/Should/ launch fine from the apps menu (make sure to have a CD in) but when placed in Docky it does not launch.

Again, reinstalled my .deb from Oct, 4th and works as expected.

[Robert Dyer (psybers)]

Pull the current trunk. Run with docky --debug and then paste the console output.

[Jason Smith (jassmith)]

I know whats causing it, will fix

On Thu, 2009-10-22 at 23:47 +0000, Robert Dyer wrote:
> Pull the current trunk. Run with docky --debug and then paste the
> console output.
>

[C.Kontros (coryisatm)]

Fix confirmed. Thanx guys. Keep up the good work.