On Fri, 7 Jan 2022, Tom Horsley wrote:
For what it is worth:
On one of my systems I have this .desktop file
~/.local/share/applications/cura.desktop
Which looks like:
Thanks.
I will keep it around for reference.
Much of my problem seems to have been that when I
decided to try making wtf.desktop a global application,
the bad wtf.desktop in my directory was seen first.
Gnome never even looked at the global version.
I discovered this with
[root@localhost applications]# journalctl -r | grep -e wtf -e icious | less
I am open to suggestion regarding what categories to give it.
'Tis just a timer I wrote in java/swing several years ago.
Click on a number and that is the number
of minutes from which it will count down.
Categories=GNOME;GTK;System;TerminalEmulator; seems wrong.
Also, how do I make it a favorite or at least get it off the second page.
The latter might be better, as I only start it about once per login.
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