Puh-lease be verbose, two-sentence reports are next to useless:

How did you upgrade your LibreOffice installation? Via PPA? Or did you download it from libreoffice.org?

One thing you should know, Ubuntu-built packages (i.e., those that come from the Ubuntu archives and from launchpad.net) have better integration with the system.

(In reply to Adolfo Jayme from comment #1)
> Puh-lease be verbose, two-sentence reports are next to useless:
> 
> How did you upgrade your LibreOffice installation? Via PPA? Or did you
> download it from libreoffice.org?
> 
> One thing you should know, Ubuntu-built packages (i.e., those that come from
> the Ubuntu archives and from launchpad.net) have better integration with the
> system.

Yeah, I updated/upgraded LibreOffice via PPA.

It’s this on Unity, or do you use another desktop environment? Can you attach a screenshot depicting the bug?

Created attachment 110895 [details]
Screenshot of how the LibreOffice icon looks on Unity taskbar

(In reply to Darius Daniel Grigoras from comment #4)
> Created attachment 110895 [details]
> Screenshot of how the LibreOffice icon looks on Unity taskbar

Yeah, this happens on Unity. I have attached a screnshot.

Bjorn: not our bug?

This might be related to lp#1400938.

@Darius: Can you still start LibreOffice from the Dash? i.e. press the Windows-key and type "libreoffice"? If LibreOffice shows up there, everything is right even from the LibreOffice packaging side and you should be able to just drag and drop the icon to the dash.

If LibreOffice icons vanished from the dash, it was likely because you rebooted with LibreOffice uninstalled at some point in time. These icons are added to the dash in a fresh default Ubuntu installation, but they do not automatically added if you reinstall after a complete uninstallation.

Created attachment 110944 [details]
I've dragged an icon to the taskbar, but when I press it, a new active question mark icon appears beside it.