Re: UPDATED desktop files (once more II)



On 31 Mar, Kenneth Christiansen wrote:
> Come on people - I know that you have more apps on your pc ;-)

You *do* realize what you're asking, don't you????

Attached are most of my custom .desktop files. (I didn't include any
entries for programs under wine or vice.) There is a good probability
that some of these cannot be included verbatim into the GNOME sources,
but I'm including them here at the risk of gaining some correct
translation strings ;-)

Barthel
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*** These entries are copied verbatim from my menu trees. In several cases,
*** I chose to force the use of rxvt instead of using the Terminal option
*** (probably because I was copying from my old .fvwm2 menus ...)

*** Also, please note that any icons using the /usr/local/pixmaps path will
*** obviously not be available on all systems ....

(Applications)

[Desktop Entry]
Name=Bluefish
Comment=Bluefish HTML editor
Exec=bluefish 
Icon=/usr/local/pixmaps/icon/bluefish.xpm
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application

[Desktop Entry]
Name=TkSETI
Comment=SETI@home monitor
Exec=tkseti 
Icon=/usr/local/pixmaps/icon/earth.xpm
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application

*** That's right, I prefer vi in console mode ... ;-)
[Desktop Entry]
Name=VIM
Comment=Vi IMproved text editor
Exec=rxvt -title Vim -e vim 
Icon=/usr/share/pixmaps/gnome-word.png
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application

*** /u/s/wp is a wrapper script, *my* binary is /usr/local/wp8/wpbin/xwp
[Desktop Entry]
Name=WordPerfect
Comment=WordPerfect for Linux
Exec=/u/s/wp 
Icon=/usr/local/pixmaps/icon/butterfly.xpm
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application

*** But I also use Xemacs! I guess that makes me a syncretist ... ;-)
[Desktop Entry]
Name=XEmacs
Comment=xemacs text editor
Exec=xemacs 
Icon=/usr/local/pixmaps/icon/editor.xpm
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application

[Desktop Entry]
Name=XEphem
Comment=Ephemeris for X (Astronomy)
Exec=xephem 
Icon=/usr/share/pixmaps/gnome-default.png
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application


(Graphics)

*** I still use xv (mostly for the thumbnailed directory preview),
*** although I do like some of eog's features better
[Desktop Entry]
Name=xv
Comment=xv image viewer
Exec=xv 
Icon=/usr/local/pixmaps/mini/xv.xpm
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application


(Internet)

[Desktop Entry]
Name=Lynx
Comment=text based web browser
Exec=rxvt -title Lynx -e lynx ~/.netscape/bookmarks.html 
Icon=/usr/share/pixmaps/gnome-html.png
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application


(Multimedia)

[Desktop Entry]
Name=GXAnim
Comment=Video player
Exec=gxanim 
Icon=/usr/local/pixmaps/icon/vidcam.xpm
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application

*** This entry depends upon timidity's options being set in its config files,
*** rather than on the command line. My version cd's to my midi directory,
*** then invokes a wrapper script. A basic invocation would be:
***    Exec=timidity -ig
*** A more complex invocation using timidity-tools' bag would be:
***    Exec=timidity -ig -Or1lsS -o - -s24 | bag -b 2M -t 1M -c 4k | esdcat -r 24000 &>/dev/null
*** although I would use "aplay -r -f s16l -s 24 -S -q" instead of esdcat
[Desktop Entry]
Name=GtkTiMidity
Comment=Midi player w/ GTK interface
Exec=cd /usr/local/audio/midi/; /u/s/gtkmidi 
Icon=/usr/local/pixmaps/icon/timidity.xpm
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application

*** This file (with .mime/.keys) was forwarded to real.com & Miguel 
[Desktop Entry]
Name=RealPlayer 7
Name[C]=RealPlayer 7
Comment=RealPlayer multimedia player
Comment[C]=RealPlayer multimedia player
Exec=realplay
Icon=/usr/local/libexec/RealPlayer7/rp7.xpm
Terminal=0
Type=Applications

*** I use SMix w/ ALSA because I can use it in .xinitrc to unmute the channels
[Desktop Entry]
Name=SMix
Comment=Audio mixer
Exec=smix 
Icon=/usr/share/pixmaps/gnome-mixer.png
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application

*** Yep, I still prefer the features of this Motif based player.
*** Besides, I have yet to get gtcd to run without segfaulting.
*** (Although the latest version does start playing the CD before it crashes)
[Desktop Entry]
Name=XMcd
Comment=Motif CD player w/ CDDB support
Exec=xmcd 
Icon=/usr/local/pixmaps/icon/xmcd.xpm
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application


*** I have a submenu where I can invoke different xterms/shells/clis
*** rxvt.desktop is a sample invocation
(Shells)

[Desktop Entry]
Name=rxvt
Comment=rxvt termnal
Exec=rxvt 
Icon=/usr/share/pixmaps/gnome-term.png
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application


(Utilities)

*** I still prefer the minimalist approach of FileRunner to gmc, although my
*** favorite dutil of all time is still Zippy (for the Amiga) which is leaner
*** still ...
[Desktop Entry]
Name=FileRunner
Comment=directory utility
Exec=fr 
Icon=/usr/local/pixmaps/icon/fcabinet-of.xpm
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application

*** This file was forwarded to gaspell's author previously
[Desktop Entry]
Name=gaspell Spell Checker
Comment=GNOME front-end to aspell
Exec=gaspell
Terminal=false
Type=Application

*** I can't seem to live without this puppy ...
[Desktop Entry]
Name=XbmBrowser
Comment=xbm/xpm image browser
Exec=xbmbrowser 
Icon=/usr/local/pixmaps/icon/monalisa.xpm
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application

*** Similarly, I'm still using Xcolsel (gcolorsel chokes on my custom rgb.txt)
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Xcolsel
Comment=X Color Selector
Exec=xcolsel 
Icon=/usr/local/pixmaps/icon/palette.xpm
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application


*** I have a submenu for WM/X-Server functions
*** This includes a GNOME submenu where I keep links to control-center, menu
*** editor, and "save current session" for faster access
*** These are my sawmill entries:
(Sawmill)

[Desktop Entry]
Name=Refresh GNOME menus
Comment=Update sawmill with current GNOME menus structure
Exec=sawmill-client -q -f gnome-menus-update 
Icon=/usr/share/pixmaps/gnome-logo-icon-transparent.png
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application

[Desktop Entry]
Name=Restart sawmill
Comment=Restart sawmill window manager
Exec=sawmill-client -q -f restart 
Icon=/usr/local/pixmaps/icon/cycle.xpm
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application

[Desktop Entry]
Name=Sawmill Client
Comment=Send commands to sawmill
Exec=rxvt -title "Sawmill Client" -e sawmill-client - 
Icon=/usr/local/pixmaps/icon/monitor.xpm
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application

*** Sometimes it's quicker *not* to use control-center...
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Sawmill Configuration
Comment=Sawmill configuration applet
Exec=sawmill-ui 
Icon=/usr/local/pixmaps/icon/tux_config.xpm
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application

[Desktop Entry]
Name=Sawmill Theme Builder
Comment=GUI to create simple sawmill themes
Exec=sawmill-themer 
Icon=/usr/share/pixmaps/gnome-default.png
Terminal=false
MultipleArgs=false
Type=Application




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