dep via tde-users wrote: > But, you see, I do not give a toot for those specifications. I would like > items to appear in alphabetical order on my computer on my desk. I do not > propose that you must do that. I do not propose that anyone else must do > that. I propose that I be able to do that. > But, you see, you should "give a toot", because TDE complies to these specs (more or less). The time spent on this "stupid" wish to do things like you want would be more efficiently spent in learning the desktop you use (which includes the applications you use and the menus). I'm just trying to help by telling you that IMO the thing you want is not easily doable and at the end you will have probably more troubles. But I am not a person to tell someone what to do, neither I know TDE so good. I just wonder how it could be that you have such a problem knowing which application has which name and is located where in the menu. I mean if I drive a car, I still know where is the gas and the break pedal, but this is all that I can say. What you will do is your business. > And when I'm imterested in the contents of a .desktop file, I open that > file in a text editor and look at it. I was never interested in this until you came along with your fantasies :) It is what it is and there are people that work on this standardization so that all desktops work together. Developers follow and create the desktop files for each application, where also the category is being defined. Developers decide how each application will be named and how it will appear in the menu. Who is you and I to change this? ____________________________________________________ tde-users mailing list -- users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to users-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Web mail archive available at https://mail.trinitydesktop.org/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
