> > Sure, basically we always have all icons installed. But some .desktop files > have a special field such as > > TryExec=mozilla > > Now the panel when it loads the menu will check for the binary "mozilla" to > be in the path, if it's not it doesn't put it into the menu, if it is, it > does put it into the menu. That way the user always has all the icons > without having to run some program to add them. All the user has to do is to > install mozilla and the menuitem should magically appear (well not magically > due to a design flaw, it will appear when the panel is restarted or the menus > are somehow reloaded.) > > George OK, so GNOME must include .desktop files for most non-GNOME apps, like XEmacs, any Tk and Motif apps or whatever, and also icons for these apps. I know that some X apps set their icons themselves (see tasklist)...
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