Ainsi parlait Han : > >> But still I don't know how to make mimes for it. Wasn't there a > >> discussion about building a mime interface like menudrake; > >> mimedrake > >> > >> :) > > > > You mean some independant mime type repository ? Could be > > interesting. Currently, it seems kde and gnome mime type are > > managed independantly. > > Like there are no other ways of using X. It feels like building public > websites for 99% of the browsers. :P No I am kidding. > > Ahem. I finally managed to get something working: > > [~]$ cat .endeavour2/mimetypes.ini > BeginMIMEType = 1 > Type = misc/untitled > Description = New MIME Type > EndMIMEType > BeginMIMEType = 1 > Type = audio/mp3 > Value = mp3 > Description = mp3 > Command = mpg321=/usr/bin/mpg321 > EndMIMEType > > This is what they want that file to look like. Of course the best we > can do with it is adding it to /etc/skell. Or adding it to > /usr/X11R6/share/ You mean /usr/X11R6/share/endeavour2, i suppose ? I'm not sure it reads mime configuration from there, but we could ask the developers for this.
> The management tool for the mime-types in endeavour is rather > crippled. Have you reported it to wolfpacks developers ? They are quite civilised, you know :-) > >> Well a general file with commonly mdk-installed programs would be a > >> nice start. > > Still remains a wish :) > > > BTW, why did you use /usr/X11 as prefix for this package ? > > /usr/X11R6... Well because I like it there. It doesn't work without > X11 doesn't it. Or did I misunderstand hier? What a confrontating > question. :) all kde apps also needs X11, but use standard /usr prefix. According to FHS: This hierarchy is reserved for the X Window System, version 11 release 6, and related files. I'll move it back to /usr in next release. -- Guillaume Rousse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> GPG key http://lis.snv.jussieu.fr/~rousse/gpgkey.html
