Hi!
I tried to understand how to add a command to the list of «external
editors» by myself. Unfortunately I could not accomplish it yet :-(
I am running Ubuntu 11.04 (Gnome 2, 2D) with Geeqie v1.0.
In the context menu of a JPEG file I see seven editors. I'd like to
add a self-written Python tool to that context menu at least for
JPEG files.
For that purpose I wrote a desktop file:
,----[ ~/.config/geeqie/applications/m2a.desktop ]
| [Desktop Entry]
| Name=m2a
| GenericName=m2a
| Comment=
| Exec=m2a %F
| Icon=
| Terminal=true
| Type=Application
| Categories=Application;
| hidden=false
| MimeType=image/bmp;image/gif;image/jpeg;image/jpg;[...]
`----
m2a is in my ${PATH} and can be invoked in command line without
problems.
Unfortunately I was not able to see this file in the context menu of
Geeqie, in the «Edit/External Editors» menu or in the list of
«Edit/Preferences.../Configure Editors...».
How can I add my own tool?
Thank you very much!
--
Karl Voit
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