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Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas wrote:

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> On Friday, November 6, 2009, Ralf Mardorf wrote:

>

>> It's the only mail I read of this thread, but sorry, anyway I need to

>> reply, because the standards of freedesktop very often cause trouble on

>> my machines, e.g. when using GNOME and KDE and editing the menus, e.g.

>> by using Alacarte.

>>

>

> My recommendations for you and the OP are similar: if you have some valuable

> proposal or good ideas to solve real problems for everybody, please push your

> proposals to freedesktop.org so they can be applied to the broader audience.

>   

As I mentioned before:

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> It would be much more comfortable if each WM/DE would use it's own

> files. Btw. I guess most Linux audio users will start most

> applications by using a terminal instead of a menu.

While the package manager will install an application, it could ask for

the wanted menu entry. When I made reports because of problems with

freedesktop standards, when using e17 and GNOME, I got a reply that

people should use e17 only and not e17 and GNOME. If I don't want to

have conflicts because of freedesktop standards when using e17 and

GNOME, I should pay somebody to solve this.
So again, my good idea is that all desktops have their own files, thus a

user will be able to customize the menus, desktop etc. without having

trouble.

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