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add new mgabutton svg icon
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update all category icons.
For all sub-categories, use the same icon as the main category it belongs to.
Delete a few icons that seem unused, probably more could be cleaned later.
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svg files for new icons on main sections.
TODO:
-still 5 icons missing
-export png files
-use main section icons for all sub-sections
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directories
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Alter <DefaultLayout> so that submenus appear before normal entries in
menus that do not specify their own <Layout>.
This should mostly affect Education, Science, Wine, and custom menus.
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- drop "Other" submenus, simply show those applications under main level
(note: this is not the famous "More", this is something else)
- do not show applications under Education -> Science if they are
already shown somewhere under Science (bug #1633)
- remove specific <Layout>s to use <DefaultLayout> and its inlining
settings, dropping single-entry submenus up one level on desktops
that support the inline_attribute (GNOME does, KDE applets don't)
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GNOME settings tools were excluded from several menus because
- GNOME has its own menu for them
- They are not relevant for non-GNOME
However, GNOME doesn't seem to have a separate menu for them anymore,
but instead has a control center.
Also, they matched some applications that are useful in non-GNOME (like
GParted).
Therefore, exclude only entries that have
- X-GNOME-Settings-Panel (they are included in GNOME control center)
or
- GNOME and X-GNOME-*Settings (they seem to be individual application
settings shortcuts, useful mostly in the previous distinct settings
menu but not so much cluttering the general Tools menu)
This shouldn't hide any previously visible tools, but should fix e.g.
missing gconf-editor.
This also has the effect that GNOME;HardwareSettings; tools like GParted
now appear in KDE under SystemTools.
If unwanted applications appear, they should get OnlyShowIn/NotShowIn,
get moved elsewhere, or handled individually in some other way.
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Non-native System category applications were previously not always
displayed anywhere.
However, they are actually useful for other desktops (and if not, should
have OnlyShowIn/NotShowIn), so have them in ToolsMore.
Add an exception for KDE system settings to not appear on non-KDE.
This fixes e.g. avahi-discover to show up in KDE.
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For consistency with other menus, allow applications that have native
desktop category but not native desktop toolkit in SystemTools menu.
This fixes things like
Categories=GNOME;System;FileTools
that would only show up in KDE, but not in GNOME.
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'FileSystem' category was excluded from SystemTools if the application
didn't have either GTK/GNOME or Qt/KDE categories as well.
However, the actual fd.o category name is 'Filesystem', so the rule was
ineffective.
Instead of correcting the typo, simply remove it, as System Filesystem
tools should probably always be shown in SystemTools regardless of
toolkit. If the application is not a system tool but a more
user-oriented one, it should have Utility;Filesystem; instead.
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Remove Emulator category includes/excludes from ToolsMore, as ToolsMore
is declared as <OnlyUnallocated> and all Emulators are already allocated
at least in ToolsEmulators.
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The entry is inside <and><or> but discounted below in <and><not>:
(foo || TerminalEmulator || bar) && !(foobar || TerminalEmulator)
Remove the superfluous first occurrence.
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with Mageia.
This commit consitsts of the following subversion commits:
------------------------------------------------------------------------
r386 | dmorgan | 2011-02-03 10:31:48 +0000 (Thu, 03 Feb 2011) | 1 line
Import Cleaned desktop-common-data
------------------------------------------------------------------------
In addition to the above commits, the following cleaning work has been recorded:
- License is GPL according to the relevant rpm spec written by Mandriva
Each subdir on its own, only problematic ones are mentioned:
o backgrounds : three .jpg files will need to be replaced
o bookmarks:
- konqueror/bookmarks-download.xml: icons used in the file come from mandriva-kde-icons
we'll have to replace them
- the links will be much easier to replace when our wiki/forum... etc is up
- konqueror/bookmarks-powerpack.xml: deleted, we don't have a powerpack
- konqueror/bookmarks-one.xml: a subset from konqueror/bookmarks-download.xml, so we'll
fix it along with bookmarks-download.xml
- mozilla/* : the same goes as for konqueror bookmarks
- cleant bookmarks to remove Mandriva's and add Mageia reference
o desktop:
- delete powerpack/, we don't have a powerpack
- detele {free,one}/upgrade.desktop.in, no powerpack so nothing to upgrade to
- modify {free,one}/register.desktop.in to say Mageia instead of Mandriva and
point to https://identity.mageia.org/
o dm:
- changed Mandriva images
o faces: icons in this dir need to be replaced
- added 2 oxygen icons to deal with
o kde: one icon in here need to be replaced (or dropped) => DROPPED
o krootwarning: it's empty, drop it?
o man/*/chksession.8 : Occurances of "MandrakeSoft", 1) at the top of the page and
2) copyright statement at the bottom
o menu:
- the menu section icons in ./icons need to be replaced => done (oxygen icons)
- category names should be changed? (i.e. s/X-MandrivaLinux/X-MageiaLinux/),
a list of categories is available in menu-categories-list (same dir as CLEANUP_PROGRESS.txt)
we keep it for now until decision is taken (best thing would be to push missing categories
upstream) => not for now
o sounds: sound files need to be replaced
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on top of the list
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