From gdt at lexort.com Sun May 25 10:31:02 2025 From: gdt at lexort.com (Greg Troxel) Date: Sun, 25 May 2025 10:31:02 -0400 Subject: [Unison-hackers] desktop file, installing icons, existing icon files? Message-ID: There's a PR to add a desktop file and install it, which seems reasonable. There are wrinkles: Apparently there is "flathub" which has assigned an "application id" to unison which uses github as part of the name. They are welcome to do whatever, but I'm not going to merge such a name. Having looked at the desktop files on my system, they are either bare application names like gimp.desktop, or prefixed with inversed project websites like org.kicad.kicad. Desktop files expect icons and while unison has U.svg (just a U) and Unison.svg (the whole word), they are not installed. Probably they should be installed if the desktop file is installed. Is there a reason to install either with just TUI unison and not GUI, if that's how the build is? and then followon icon questions If icons are installed, U.svg isn't a great name outside of unison context, and Fedora renames it to unison.svg. There are files in the icons dir that perhaps should be pruned: unison-icon.ai unison-logo.gif unison.haruo.jpg which are not our current logos, are not in use that I know of, and seem to be from the initial move to git in 2005. There is `success.gif` but a quick/bad search did not turn up any use. There's an ocaml program, but no makefile, no readme, and it needs some ocaml lib I don't happen to have, and... the readme that isn't there doesn't give requirements :)