Arch - KDE Plasma 5.7 and Latte Dock: Icons do not appear

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I've recently installed Arch and chose KDE5 for my desktop environment. Being a fan of docks, I've opted to install Latte.



The problem is that icons do not appear in my dock at all, thus rendering it pretty much unusable.



no Latte icons



I remember reading somewhere in a bug report (which I can't find at the moment, and was really difficult to find in the first place) that Latte uses libtaskmanager to display the icons. However, the task manager has no issues displaying icons whatsoever. How can I fix this?






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  • maybe you need to add the icons .... try drag and drop
    – jsotola
    3 hours ago










  • Nope, not at all.
    – tayoung
    3 hours ago










  • Just curious. You're on Arch so why have you gone with Plasma 5.7 instead of Plasma 5.14?
    – DK Bose
    40 mins ago










  • That's just what pacman happened to install.
    – tayoung
    40 mins ago










  • Hmm... What is your version of Latte Dock? Some sites claim it works better with Plasma 5.9 and above. See omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/07/… as an example.
    – DK Bose
    34 mins ago















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I've recently installed Arch and chose KDE5 for my desktop environment. Being a fan of docks, I've opted to install Latte.



The problem is that icons do not appear in my dock at all, thus rendering it pretty much unusable.



no Latte icons



I remember reading somewhere in a bug report (which I can't find at the moment, and was really difficult to find in the first place) that Latte uses libtaskmanager to display the icons. However, the task manager has no issues displaying icons whatsoever. How can I fix this?






kde icons kde5 dock







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  • maybe you need to add the icons .... try drag and drop
    – jsotola
    3 hours ago










  • Nope, not at all.
    – tayoung
    3 hours ago










  • Just curious. You're on Arch so why have you gone with Plasma 5.7 instead of Plasma 5.14?
    – DK Bose
    40 mins ago










  • That's just what pacman happened to install.
    – tayoung
    40 mins ago










  • Hmm... What is your version of Latte Dock? Some sites claim it works better with Plasma 5.9 and above. See omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/07/… as an example.
    – DK Bose
    34 mins ago













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I've recently installed Arch and chose KDE5 for my desktop environment. Being a fan of docks, I've opted to install Latte.



The problem is that icons do not appear in my dock at all, thus rendering it pretty much unusable.



no Latte icons



I remember reading somewhere in a bug report (which I can't find at the moment, and was really difficult to find in the first place) that Latte uses libtaskmanager to display the icons. However, the task manager has no issues displaying icons whatsoever. How can I fix this?






kde icons kde5 dock







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I've recently installed Arch and chose KDE5 for my desktop environment. Being a fan of docks, I've opted to install Latte.



The problem is that icons do not appear in my dock at all, thus rendering it pretty much unusable.



no Latte icons



I remember reading somewhere in a bug report (which I can't find at the moment, and was really difficult to find in the first place) that Latte uses libtaskmanager to display the icons. However, the task manager has no issues displaying icons whatsoever. How can I fix this?






kde icons kde5 dock




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  • maybe you need to add the icons .... try drag and drop
    – jsotola
    3 hours ago










  • Nope, not at all.
    – tayoung
    3 hours ago










  • Just curious. You're on Arch so why have you gone with Plasma 5.7 instead of Plasma 5.14?
    – DK Bose
    40 mins ago










  • That's just what pacman happened to install.
    – tayoung
    40 mins ago










  • Hmm... What is your version of Latte Dock? Some sites claim it works better with Plasma 5.9 and above. See omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/07/… as an example.
    – DK Bose
    34 mins ago

















  • maybe you need to add the icons .... try drag and drop
    – jsotola
    3 hours ago










  • Nope, not at all.
    – tayoung
    3 hours ago










  • Just curious. You're on Arch so why have you gone with Plasma 5.7 instead of Plasma 5.14?
    – DK Bose
    40 mins ago










  • That's just what pacman happened to install.
    – tayoung
    40 mins ago










  • Hmm... What is your version of Latte Dock? Some sites claim it works better with Plasma 5.9 and above. See omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/07/… as an example.
    – DK Bose
    34 mins ago
















maybe you need to add the icons .... try drag and drop
– jsotola
3 hours ago




maybe you need to add the icons .... try drag and drop
– jsotola
3 hours ago












Nope, not at all.
– tayoung
3 hours ago




Nope, not at all.
– tayoung
3 hours ago












Just curious. You're on Arch so why have you gone with Plasma 5.7 instead of Plasma 5.14?
– DK Bose
40 mins ago




Just curious. You're on Arch so why have you gone with Plasma 5.7 instead of Plasma 5.14?
– DK Bose
40 mins ago












That's just what pacman happened to install.
– tayoung
40 mins ago




That's just what pacman happened to install.
– tayoung
40 mins ago












Hmm... What is your version of Latte Dock? Some sites claim it works better with Plasma 5.9 and above. See omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/07/… as an example.
– DK Bose
34 mins ago





Hmm... What is your version of Latte Dock? Some sites claim it works better with Plasma 5.9 and above. See omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/07/… as an example.
– DK Bose
34 mins ago
















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