Hello choroba, thank for the reply. After I attempted to use your solution I've got an error message: 
.../bin>windows_list_scrollable_gnome_terminal &
[1] 1970608
.../bin>Semicolon seems to be missing at windows_list_scrollable_gnome
+_terminal line 508.
syntax error at windows_list_scrollable_gnome_terminal line 469, near 
+"* pm_xpm["
Execution of windows_list_scrollable_gnome_terminal aborted due to com
+pilation errors.

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Line #508 is the line after __XPM__ I thought a semicolon had been forgotten, added it after __XPM__ and got another error message: 
.../bin>windows_list_scrollable_gnome_terminal &
[1] 1972397
.../bin>syntax error at windows_list_scrollable_gnome_terminal line 46
+9, near "* pm_xpm["
Bareword "__XPM__" not allowed while "strict subs" in use at windows_l
+ist_scrollable_gnome_terminal line 469.
Execution of windows_list_scrollable_gnome_terminal aborted due to com
+pilation errors.

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Does "__XPM__" is supposed to be a label in the code, an address of which is passed by "-data => << '__XPM__')"? TIA!

In reply to Re^2: PerlTk GNOME3 alternate icon file shown as blank square by kaza_perl_ip
in thread PerlTk GNOME3 alternate icon file shown as blank square by kaza_perl_ip

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