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Various profiles #3561
Various profiles #3561
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Some notes to go through.
include disable-passwdmgr.inc | ||
include disable-xdg.inc | ||
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include whitelist-runuser-common.inc |
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wusc?
whitelist?
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Half of the list is not being populated with desktop entries, tried adding whitelist /usr/share/applications
whitelist /usr/share/menulibre
with wusc.
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Works the following? If not try with --build
. If thats still don't work, leave it.
whitelist /usr/share/applications
whitelist /usr/share/menulibre
whitelist /usr/share/desktop-directories
include wusc.inc
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Works,thanks but some of the entries have no icon picture. Tried adding ~/.local/share/icons,/usr/share/icons,pixmaps,mime
etc. Build doesn't give anything more than this. Also I don't use flatpak or snap but where are their desktop files stored? We may need to whitelist those too,
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flatpak: /var/lib/flatpak/exports/share/{applications,icons}
and ~/.local/share/flatpak/exports/share/{applications,icons}
some of the entries have no icon picture.
Are these icons specified by name or by path?
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Can you locate
for the name?
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Found them. Most of them are in, /var/lib/app-info/icons/
. Does this vary by distro?
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Fedora seems to use /usr/share/app-info/
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Arch uses /usr/share/icons/
in hicolor
.
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FWIW:
- Snap: don't use bubblewrap
- flatpak: relies on bubblewrap
- nautilus: runs thumbnailers in a sandbox with a read-only filesystem
Removed blacklist,no3d; added icon flatpak paths;sorting;added space
I lost the overview, anything left? |
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According to snap docs desktop files are copied to usual dirs: https://snapcraft.io/docs/desktop-menu-icon-support, so I think it's good to go. I've removed the unrelated comments... |
Thanks for this contribution! |
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