[Thibaut Paumard, 01.02.2008]
> your answer is a bit cryptic. Can you be more specific? Is there any
> guidelines, policy, best practices for .desktop in Debian? Is the
> Ubuntu-specific information provided by Siegfried-Angel all I need for
> Debian?
I was referring to:
[Thibaut Paumard, 31.0
is using .menu AND .desktop files, Ubuntu is using .desktop AND
.menu files
Hi,
your answer is a bit cryptic. Can you be more specific? Is there any
guidelines, policy, best practices for .desktop in Debian? Is the
Ubuntu-specific information provided by Siegfried-Angel all I need
for
[Thibaut Paumard, 31.01.2008]
> as per policy, I provide a .menu file each time one of my packages provides a
> command for which it makes sense. These menu files are not used in Ubuntu,
> which apparently uses only the .desktop files.
Debian is using .menu AND .desktop files, Ubuntu
Le 31 janv. 08 à 19:04, Siegfried-Angel a écrit :
[0] http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/
[1] http://standards.freedesktop.org/menu-spec/latest/apa.html
[2] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/SupplementaryFiles#Desktop
Thanks, I'll try using this information.
Rega
On 31/01/2008, Siegfried-Angel wrote:
> As an Ubuntu Developer I ask you to please do so, as if a package is
> missing a .desktop file it will have to be modified in Ubuntu to add
> it (and do this again each time we get a new revision of it from
> Debian, until the Maintainer adds it to Debian).
Hi,
As an Ubuntu Developer I ask you to please do so, as if a package is
missing a .desktop file it will have to be modified in Ubuntu to add
it (and do this again each time we get a new revision of it from
Debian, until the Maintainer adds it to Debian).
Creating a .desktop file is pretty easy.
Dear Mentors,
as per policy, I provide a .menu file each time one of my packages
provides a command for which it makes sense. These menu files are not
used in Ubuntu, which apparently uses only the .desktop files.
Should I/may I also provide a .desktop file? I'm not really sure how
to do
7 matches
Mail list logo