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Benno Schulenberg schrieb: |
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> But good apps _do_ add themselves to the menus, if they contain |
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> a .desktop file that goes into /usr/share/applications/ . If your |
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> favourite apps don't do this, report a bug to them, upstream. |
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IMO that's one of the weakpoints of Gentoo. Other distributions, |
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like the Debian crowd (Ubuntu) or Mandrivia, make it so, that each |
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and every "important" application is added to the menu. In Ubuntu |
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it is so, that in Gnome (and I suppose in KDE as well) there's a |
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"Debian" menu which holds all the applications. |
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Something like this should be done as well in Gentoo. |
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Alexander Skwar |
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Are you mentally here at Pizza Hut?? |
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