Björn Lindström

> You are supposed to export the icon too. I am surprised you actually see it. I have a tool here to export everything https://github.com/A6GibKm/silverblue-tools. With this solution, do you...

> Coming back to your original issue. I honestly don't know off-hand what the right way forward would be. @fmuellner might have some thoughts on this. I should be able...

> It works as expected. You click the icon and it opens the already open instance. That's interesting, I'm wondering what the difference is, are you using a newer version...

> You WILL get the weird icon if you don't install it in you system, e.g. `~/.local/share/icons`. I have. And as I say this icon gets used if I manipulate...

> Did you install the icon located at toolbox:/usr/share/icons/hicolor/scalable/apps/emacs.svg? Yes. I'd be more interested to know what the difference is to your environment. Could you answer about your Fedora versions,...

> That actually makes sense, it means that gnome-shell mistakes the window for a remote X11 client and bypasses the usual .desktop file matching (because the matching .desktop file would...

Yup, if I start it with `emacs --no-bitmap-icon`, I get no icon for it at all. Apparently, X clients are allowed to set the `WM_CLIENT_MACHINE` value as well, but I...

> Hello! How do you set that? thinking Thanks! This issue has been driving me crazy :D Happening with VS Code. If your hostname is `foo`, just run `hostname foo`...

In case of anyone wanting to do the same workaround for now, here's how I automated changing the hostname of the container after creation: https://gitlab.com/bkhl/toolboxes/-/blob/latest/scripts/toolbox-project#L191-192 [Update: this has to be...

 noting that since upgrading to Fedora 33, GNOME shows these icons in their native size instead of scaling them, so it looks slightly less crappy.