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[Ejaz Rasool <er.usmani@xxxxxxxxx>]

@amihaita, thanks a lot. This solved my issue. I was having extra icons
for skype and sublime text. The dock looks much better now.


@james-packjr, if the result of the command is 

WM_CLASS(STRING) = "cairo-dock", "Cairo-dock"

then you're to add the first item (without quotes) after the = sign, so
it would be

cairo-dock

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1254771

Title:
  Launching Chrome results in new icon instance on main dock

Status in Cairo-Dock Core:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit (Unity)
  Cairo-dock 3.3.2
  Chrome 31.0.1650.57

  Within the past week, launching Chrome from my Cairo-dock main dock
  now creates a new instance of the Chrome icon, in the area of the dock
  normally reserved for applications that don't have a launcher.  (On my
  dock, that's towards the left side, just to the right of the separator
  for the 'help' icon.).  Clicking on the launcher again, consequently,
  results in another instance of Chrome  being launched.

  Prior to this, launching Chrome from CD would result in a white dot
  under the launcher - the same as for any other application launched
  from CD.  My other launchers do not exhibit this behavior - e.g.,
  Firefox, LibreOffice, etc. all respond with a white dot (showing it's
  running), and I can click on it to activate.

  Not sure of any changes to system, but it's possible that Chrome was
  updated.

  I tried dropping and re-adding the Chrome launcher, but it did not
  resolve the issue.

  Thanks in advance - attached is the text from the following command:
  cairo-dock -l debug >debug.txt

  Note I had to ctrl-Z to get it to stop in command line (maybe b/c CD
  was already running?) - not sure - so take the below with a grain of
  salt.

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