>Better yet, let's not encourage people to turn .desktop files into >scripts. As has been expressed MANY times in this thread, requiring +x >and a special tool that doesn't evaluate Exec any differently thatn we >are currently evaluating Exec, doesn't solve the problem. It is very >easy to ship a .desktop file to someone that is already +x. > >We need to fix the evaluation semantics of Exec, not write a bunch of >easily-avoidable workarounds.
I fail to understand how changing the evaluation semantics of Exec are going to help with any of the mentined problems. Are you proposing some sort of heuristic to decide on "safe" and "unsafe" commands in a .desktop file? Cheers, Waldo _______________________________________________ xdg mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/xdg
