2011/2/1 Isaac Fischer <xwaver@xxxxxxxxx> > > xdg-desktop-icon can't be done in %install, without putting your .desktop file in ~root/Desktop or whoever is building the package,ÂbecauseÂit's done at build time. xdg-desktop-icon only works for the current user. The regular user would have to have rights to the RPM database to install even a subpackage with nothing but the Launcher file and macros. So, upon reflection, that's why it can't be done at RPM install - you'd have to have a script which examines /home/* and inserts it into all of them, which is just flat out wrong. At least for the case of all locally-known users, you could envision reading the user database with getpwent(3), finding each home folder, plopping the .desktop file onto the ~/Desktop/ directory, and adding one to /etc/skel/Desktop/ for future users created locally. But that doesn't handle things like school or corporate LANs where /home/ (or the directory structure analogous to /home/â) may not be writeable by root. Still not a great idea, but it would work in the most general case. -- packaging mailing list packaging@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/packaging
