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    On 19.02.2012 23:52, Funda Wang wrote:
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cite="mid:CAOfq2QQSfhq6txknqDBhi-nHHsdRME8k4JoUkRL=CAsA6i4E-A@mail.gmail.com"
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      <p><br>2012-2-20 上午6:42"Kamil Rytarowski" &lt;<a
          moz-do-not-send="true" href="mailto:n54@gmx.com">n54@gmx.com</a>&gt;
        写道:<br>
        &gt;<br>
        &gt; Hello!<br>
        &gt;<br>
        &gt; 1.<br>
        &gt; What is the right implementation of an installation of
        *.desktop files? I saw every possible way of adding
        (build)require on desktop-file-utils. Is it necessary? What is
        the best way to implement it (of course in case of a mandatory
        requirement).<br>
        Most software will install .desktop files themselves.  In case
        we need to modify the menu categories, we often use
        desktop-file-install.</p>
      <p>&gt; 2.<br>
        &gt; Is allowed to use macros from jpackage-utils (the file name
        is/etc/rpm/macros.jpackage ) in a simple, normal non-java
        application? If yes, then is mandatory to add a buildrequirement
        of this package?<br>
        I think yes and yes. There are some packages BR kde4-macros, but
        they have no relation with KDE4.<br>
        &gt; Regards<br>
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    Thank you Funda!<br>
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