On Sunday, 3. April 2005 19:35, Jose M Rodriguez wrote: > > Can you perhaps name specific issues you're having? > > Firts, I think this must be only a ports thread.
I don't and I will redirect mails from you to /dev/null in the future if you continue to hijack this thread and continue to change the CC. > - too many entries: If we have all the kde/gnome/xfce/others installed > apps in the menu system, actual menus have only a few levels (two?). This is a valid concern I think, although your situation is somewhat special - most users more or less stick to one desktop environment and have the odd application from some other DE installed. I could put in a check for a NO_XDG environment variable that would disable the setting of the XDG_* env-vars completely and thus restore previous behaviour - would that work for you? > - failed bits: You may end with active KDE menu entries but without the > related icon bits. Those will need to be fixed individually (if the icon path is wrong or there are .desktop files left behind). KDE will take care of removing menu entries from the menu if the .desktop file is gone automatically. > - inconsystency though desktops: You may end with different menus in > different desktops. Well, we already have that situation right now - and kde-xdg-env fixes it to some degree. The menus will of course look somewhat different - just like the DEs themselves do. I don't regard that as a problem however. > And, at last to me, this is only a begin. I won't comment on all of this since it's way beyond the scope of this thread. -- ,_, | Michael Nottebrock | [EMAIL PROTECTED] (/^ ^\) | FreeBSD - The Power to Serve | http://www.freebsd.org \u/ | K Desktop Environment on FreeBSD | http://freebsd.kde.org
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