Set StartupWMClass in Unix/Linux .desktop files - #112
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My apologies for the delay, this seems a good addition but there is a change needed to remove the conflict.
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This change adds StartupWMClass to the Unix/Linux .desktop file, which links the running application to the installed shortcut.
This change fixes this on Ubuntu 24.04 for me