Le lundi 04 décembre 2006 à 20:54 +0100, Josselin Mouette a écrit : > > That's the straightforward part. The hairy part is that > > XDG_MENU_PREFIX must _NOT_ be applied to the applications-merged > > directory. The rationale for this is that third party applications > > should be able to install menu extension in applications-merged that > > apply regardless of the desktop environment used. So far Debian > > did/does not follow this part of the specification and used/uses > > "gnome-appplications-merged" and "kde-applications-merged" instead of > > "applications-merged". Kevin Krammer recently patched KDE 3.5.x to > > correct this behavior for KDE under Debian. I was wondering whether > > this problem has been addressed at the GNOME side as well? > > Indeed, as gnome-menus expands the menu name based on the patched name, > it is reading gnome-applications-merged.menu. > > I'm all for patching gnome-menus (as well as gnome-panel and bug-buddy > if necessary) to read applications-merged.menu instead of > gnome-applications-merged.menu if this can help, but this will *not* be > done with an environment variable. I've committed all relevant changes (-menus, -panel, bug-buddy, eel2) to our SVN. The implementation is a bit hackish but it will avoid extraneous conflicts: first, the library looks for gnome-applications.menu, and falls back to applications.menu if the former doesn't exist. The merged directory is applications-merged in both cases. Cheers, -- Josselin Mouette /\./\ "Do you have any more insane proposals for me?"
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