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Subject: [Bug 103215] kicker removes application link during application
From: Lauri Watts <lauri () kde ! org>
Date: 2005-04-04 23:38:52
Message-ID: 20050404233852.25048.qmail () ktown ! kde ! org
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------- Additional Comments From lauri kde org 2005-04-05 01:38 -------
Clearly you have not explained it to me, or I am very very stupid. Feel free to tell \
me to butt out if that's what it is, but I don't understand.
Explain, why you think there are a lot of users who commonly add launchers to their \
panel and then having done so, permanently delete the relevant applications. This is \
a common behaviour? Why do people do this do you think?
Also, I completely don't understand why d&d is the same thing, since D&D removes the \
*local to the user* configuration entry, not the \
upstream-in-the-global-KDEDIRS-desktop-file, and the thing we're trying to repair is \
the exact opposite case? One is the user removing (or moving) the file/config they \
themselves put there in their $KDEHOME, and kicker following suit. The other is \
kicker removing the config the user put there in the very same $KDEHOME, without \
asking.
As for the K Menu, I was just getting in first, before someone else raised it as a \
straw man. Note, however, that if I have added scripts or other custom entries to \
the K menu, I expect them to stay put through a KDE installation too. And they do.
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