On Thursday 22 November 2007, Christopher Martin wrote: > On November 22, 2007 07:43:12 Josselin Mouette wrote: > > If you install such a desktop file, I recommend that you add a > > "NotShowIn=KDE;GNOME" stanza so that it doesn't show up by default. > > It can then be enabled on a per-user basis simply by editing the > > menu. > > ..if, of course, the user ever realizes that the software (meaning the > toolbox and associated features) exists. I must admit I'm with Christopher on this one, if the package is installed it's icon should be included in the menu. Asking a user of a GUI to edit a txt file before they see the icons sounds like crazyness.. That said the .desktop files have actually been moved into a hplip-gui package, so if you want the icons you can install the hplip-gui package and if you don't want the icons then you can just install the hplip package. So Christopher, installing hplip-gui may solve your icon issue. Joss, if hplip is deemed worthy of the default installation, then why wouldn't a user want the icons shown? Mark
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