[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? -- Abhishek
2009/4/15 Abhishek Dasgupta
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? -- Abhishek
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
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 -- Abhishek
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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Abhishek Dasgupta
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Hugo Doria