Hi, http://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/menu-policy/ch2.html#s2.1 specifies that "Here is the authoritative list of Debian's menu structure. **Packages must be placed in leaf sections.**" (emphasis mine). On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 12:02:25PM +0100, Petter Reinholdtsen wrote: > googlearth: Application;Network So it's my understanding that this placement is wrong. I have no app entries in the App->Network submenu, instead they are under App->Network->Communication, App->Network->Web_Browsing, etc. Same for other submenus. > Based on this, I suggest Application, Network, Education, Astronomy > and Science is added to the gpredict desktop file. This will make > gpredict show up in several places in the menu, making it easier to > find, and avoid it showing up in lost+found for those without the > extra-xdg-menus package installed. Those with the package installed > will still find it in the HamRadio toplevel menu, as well as several > other locations. :) The patch is tested and found to be working. I can't find any reference to this arrangement in DP or maintainer manuals, nor I have installed any package that do this. I carefully check the menu files in my boxes and can't found any app showing up in two places. Anyone can comment on this point, please? (IMHO it's not good to get a bigger or longer menu, so showing several entries for one app is at least questionable on this point.) > find, and avoid it showing up in lost+found for those without the > extra-xdg-menus package installed. Those with the package installed Would be better if we depend on extra-xdg-menus? Thanks, Fer
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