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Some applications don't provide their own icons. By default, Openbox sets a generic icon for these applications. Other environments, such as GNOME, instead supply an icon from /usr/share/pixmaps or the icon theme. Openbox's behavior is appropriate when it is running on its own, but when it being used as the window manager in a broader desktop environment, the presence of the default icon prevents the environment from noticing that it needs to provide an icon. This change adds an `<applyDefaultIcon>` configuration option that defaults to `yes` to preserve the standard Openbox behavior. By setting this option to `no`, Openbox will cede responsibility for setting default icons to the desktop environment. Resolves issue #21
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