trampoline icon not staying in dock anymore #26
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Previously, when starting an app from Spotlight both icons appear in the dock the actual app and the trampoline. The trampoline disappears immediately now. Or does not appear at all.
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Here’s another idea for a patch. On my system the trampoline’s icon appears and lingers in the "Stage Manager" part of the dock. A bit annoying, having two icons … this patch sets a flag in
Info.plistand makes it disappear. I suppose, it is no problem for people having the trampoline pinned in the dock any way … but I prefer to keep my dock to a minimum.Again, I have no idea of Lisp. Especially, why I have to put
LSUIElementin quotes for it not to be aa ¿variable?, but the rest of the command line is fine without quotes. 🤷By submiting this PR, I agree to license this contribution under Creative Commons’ CC0 license.