Adding "Enhances: totem" will *only* cause an "A totem plugin to watch streams from arte.tv" checkbox to appear on the screen for totem. It will not cause your package to appear by default when searching for "arte".
Conversely, adding a .desktop file will *only* cause your package to appear by default when searching for "arte". It will not cause the checkbox to appear on the screen for totem. So if you want both, do both. We already have an "advanced" department; we call it "System", and totem-plugin-arte appears there right now. But you have made no mention of it, and I don't think renaming it from "System" to "Advanced" would make it more noticable. ;-) As time goes on, we will try to move more and more items out of that department, when we can find a better place for them. For example, totem-plugin-arte has "Section: universe/video", and *maybe* we could move all "Section: ...video" packages into "Sound & Video", once we've surveyed them to see how relevant they are. Having a separate filter for -dev and -dbg packages is something we have considered, but this bug report is probably now a bit noisy to track it as a feature. So, perhaps you could use this bug report to track your changes to totem-plugin-arte (since the instructions are here), while we open a separate bug report for the -dev/-dbg filter. Does that make sense? ** Package changed: software-center (Ubuntu) => totem-plugin-arte (Ubuntu) ** Summary changed: - Many useful packages are said "technical" and not displayed by default + Doesn't appear in search or in Totem's Add-ons section -- Doesn't appear in search or in Totem's Add-ons section https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/634164 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
