On 20.12.2016 05:55, Jeremy Bicha wrote:
> The next version of Debian will ship gnome-software by default in the
> GNOME version. Currently, wine does not show in the Software app if it
> is not already installed.
Yes, we should fix that, and I hope we get that done for stretch.
> When I look at the 1.8.5-1 package, I don't see a .desktop (except for
> one you have stored in the examples directory).
wine.desktop would be ignored by appstream even if it was installed in
/usr/share/applications/, because it has
NoDisplay=true
See
https://wiki.debian.org/AppStream/Guidelines#How_to_exclude_.desktop_files_from_the_metadata
I've started working on an appdata.xml file, attached. Help and feedback
welcome.
TODO:
* validate
* must be unique (wine vs. wine-development), but the current
implementation should be ok
* needs to be implemented correctly (which icon to use?)
* needs automation (preferrably by upstream), this is a
mandatory field.
* misses and needs automation (preferrably by upstream)
* use in debian packaging
* submit upstream
Greets
jre
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