I have my own project on sourceforge to make this world a little better: http://nayaboh.sourceforge.net/
This project is basically a Debian package. Since it is designed to be "simple", the main target distro is Ubuntu. But I would also like to be compatible to Debian systems. (Which causes me more work then I thought...)
Well ok, I have some entries in the menu. They work fine on GNOME of Ubuntu 9.04 up to 10.04.
But on my test on a Debian lenny with LXDE the menu entries where just not there... wtf?
Do I have an error in the syntax which Ubuntu is ignoring?
Here is an example of one desktop entry in /usr/share/applications/:
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[Desktop Entry]
Encoding=UTF-8
Name=NaYaBoh Connections
Comment=list the computers connected to the Internet
Terminal=true
Exec=bash -c "/usr/bin/nayaboh_connections ; bash"
Icon=/usr/share/icons/nayaboh48x48.png
Type=Application
Categories=System;
Ok, now as I'm writing this it just comes to my mind that I only developed for GNOME. Does this mean LXDE has a different system to configure menu entries? Is this not defined by the FHS (filesystem hierarchy standard)?
THX for any input/help
PS: If you wonder about this line of code:
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Exec=bash -c "/usr/bin/nayaboh_connections ; bash"