[aur-general] namcap modules: gnomemenu gnomemime
The code in the these two files is quite old since they refer to the /opt/gnome path for GNOME files which was changed to /usr quite a while back.
They should either be deleted or changed to reflect the current changes. Are the tags relevant for the current GNOME?
2009/4/15 Abhishek Dasgupta abhidg@gmail.com:
The code in the these two files is quite old since they refer to the /opt/gnome path for GNOME files which was changed to /usr quite a while back.
They should either be deleted or changed to reflect the current changes. Are the tags relevant for the current GNOME?
bump. any thoughts?
Hi Abhishek,
gnomemenu.py can be removed. I will remove it and create a desktopfiles.py that verifies if all .desktop files from the package are in /usr/share/applications.
To fix gnomemime.py a change from "/opt/gnome/share/" to "/usr/share" is enough.
What do you think?
-- Hugo
2009/4/22 Hugo Doria hugodoria@gmail.com:
Hi Abhishek,
gnomemenu.py can be removed. I will remove it and create a desktopfiles.py that verifies if all .desktop files from the package are in /usr/share/applications.
To fix gnomemime.py a change from "/opt/gnome/share/" to "/usr/share" is enough.
What do you think?
OK, just one thing, isn't /usr/share/mime/ shared by all freedesktop.org apps? Or is it just GNOME? I've a suggestion for the tag name for desktopfiles.py: desktop-file-incorrect-placement
I removed gnomemenu already.
I was talking to Jan and he was saying that the desktop modules would be useless. I think hes right. There's no single directory to save all .desktop files. /usr/share/applications is just one of them, but they can be elsewhere.
I think we should create this module using another approach.
-- Hugo
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