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Subscription date : 10 August 2010
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Franksuse64 :
I wonder wow come Raja needs the sudo command for files on his home...
Well Frank, This is because on my system
/home/virtual is smbguest:virtual rwx r-x r-x and
/home/virtual/etc is root:root rwx r-x r-x
I dont know how this has happened so instead of changing owner:group and messing with
other applications I decided to add sudo for second command, thats all.
Thanks and regards.
Raja |
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fabounet, Thursday 19 August 2010 à 14:03
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Subscription date : 30 November 2007
Messages : 17118
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"quick browser" is not showing respective icons for .desktop files.
the applet just doesn't have this feature 
it wouldn't be too hard to add I guess ... are these .desktops on the Desktop ? |
Subscription date : 21 October 2009
Messages : 1575
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If my memory is good, .desktops can be in any folder. I think they are used to store folder information in each folder that requires it. I have to check, can't at work. |
Subscription date : 10 August 2010
Messages : 14
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fabounet : "quick browser" is not showing respective icons for .desktop files.
the applet just doesn't have this feature
it wouldn't be too hard to add I guess ... are these .desktops on the Desktop ?
No those are in a folder in my home directory.
BTW If a feature to drag and drop .desktop file on dock to create a custom launcher
is implemented then I can create a sub dock easily and have a work around. Otherwise I have
to tediously create each Launcher manually which is a time consuming task. I feel its
possible since .desktop file has all information which a custom launcher needs like
name, icon filename and command. At present dock has feature to drag-drop menu item from
menu editor which has saved my lot of time.
Thanks and regards
Raja |
Subscription date : 30 November 2007
Messages : 17118
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you can indeed drop any .desktop file (including the ones from the Menu) into the dock (drop it amongst the other launchers) |
Subscription date : 10 August 2010
Messages : 14
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fabounet : you can indeed drop any .desktop file (including the ones from the Menu) into the dock (drop it amongst the other launchers)
Yes It worked. Earlier I Tested with renamed .desktop files (.desktop was removed) and it did not worked
so I have posted. Sorry for Inconvenience. I am Marking This thread as Resolved.
Thanks a lot for all the contributors and Long Live Cairo-Dock, a amazing piece of Software.
Raja |
Subscription date : 30 November 2007
Messages : 17118
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.desktop was removed
you're right, the dock uses the extension to know it's a .desktop
it's maybe a bit cumbersome, but is ok in 99% of the cases  |
Subscription date : 10 August 2010
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fabounet :
you're right, the dock uses the extension to know it's a .desktop
it's maybe a bit cumbersome, but is ok in 99% of the cases
True, I agree with you. I renamed all the .desktop files within few minutes
and just dragged all the .desktop files in one stroke and placed in to a subdock.
Now I am planning to say good bye to linux panel after testing system tray applet.
Raja |
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fabounet, Thursday 20 January 2011 à 13:18
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Subscription date : 30 November 2007
Messages : 17118
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(Message added on the task #79)
task done |
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