Hi Sebastian,
> @Norbert, it's not the ideal solution no, those .desktop are not really
> good desktop applications and ideally they would be dropped in
What do you do on the Ubuntu side with say
julia.desktop
which starts a julia shell?
Similarly: ocaml, R, SageMath, ... there are quite
@Norbert, it's not the ideal solution no, those .desktop are not really
good desktop applications and ideally they would be dropped in
Debian, meanwhile I don't want to add a delta to texinfo in
Ubuntu so that will do the trick
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> It probably won't be fixed by the Debian package maintainer so this
> needs to be patched in Ubuntu (for example by adding the line from
> comment #2).
If Ubuntu think that this is the correct way, fine with me. But Gnome3
is not the only Desktop, and some users *might* want interesting
Seems like it would better if Debian reverted that change but meanwhile that
will resolve the issue in our default sessions
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-settings/20.04.3
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Status: New
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It probably won't be fixed by the Debian package maintainer so this
needs to be patched in Ubuntu (for example by adding the line from
comment #2).
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** Changed in: texinfo (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1859963
Title:
Info package on Ubuntu Focal comes preinstalled with
This is how all the preinstalled apps look like on a clean, minimal
Ubuntu 20.04 installation.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/texinfo/+bug/1859963/+attachment/5322357/+files/ubuntu_focal_preinstalled_apps.png
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Maybe GNOME should just hide all Terminal=true apps in a folder called
"Terminal applications" or something? Debian is adding more and more of
these, and it's annoying.
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Adding "NotShowIn=GNOME;" (without quotes) to
/usr/share/applications/info.desktop could be sufficient.
** Also affects: hundredpapercuts
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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