pbrown@redhat.com wrote:

> > > Extended the kdesktopfile class so that it does config "shadowing" and
> > > "merging" like a regular KConfig.  It is now a thin wrapper on top of
> > > KConfig instead of KSimpleConfig, which simply disables kdeglobals
> > > parsing, sets the resource type to "apps" instead of "config", sets the
> > > desktop group as default, and then provides some convenience methods.

On Tue, 27 Jul 1999, Stephan Kulow wrote:

> > Hmm, have you tried that with NFS? You mean you start for each .desktop
> > file a recursive findAllResources?  Try that with some dozen .desktop 
> > files and mesure the file accesses. Just for the fun of it.

pbrown@redhat.com wrote:

> If an absolute path name is given, no recursive search will be performed.
> But I don't see how we are going to do all this new "panel merging menu
> magic" without this.

Note that you don't need a _recursive_ findAllResources if you store the 
.desktop files in a flat directory.

Cheers,
Waldo Bastian
bastian@kde.org
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