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This file explains how to add an item in the popupmenu (for both
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konqueror and kdesktop), without using the file associations.
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Why
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===
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One reason for doing this is being able to associate
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some action with all files without this action becoming a default handler
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(called on left click).
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Another is that for text-based programs and tools (e.g. gzip) it's faster
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than defining a desktop file for the application, making it hidden, and
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associate it with the relevant file types.
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How
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Create a file ~/.trinity/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus/something.desktop
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and write into it something like (without the comments) :
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[Desktop Entry]
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ServiceTypes=text/html,text/plain # use all/all for all entries
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# all/allfiles for files only
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# and use inode/directory for dirs only
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# you can also do things like image/* for all
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# image mimetypes
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Actions=gzip;mail # those are ';' separated, per the standard !
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X-KDE-Submenu=Menuname # this optional entry allows grouping the
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# entries in this servicemenu file into a
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# common submenu, in this case "Menuname"
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TryExec=gzip # Find if executable exist, if it doesn't exist
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# menu entry is not displaying
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ExcludeServiceTypes=application/x-zip # This entry is used to avoid to display menu
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# when it's a specific servicetype
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# for exemple when we use all/allfiles and zip
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# them, we don't want to zip a zip file
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[Desktop Action gzip] # One "Desktop Action <name>" group per Action
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Name=GZip this file
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Name[fr]=...
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Icon=tgz
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Exec=gzip %f
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[Desktop Action mail]
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Name=Mail this file
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Name[fr]=...
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Icon=kmail
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Exec=kmail --there-is-no-such-option-yet %f
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See also the "desktop entry standard", which defines more formally the same
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concept of actions but for desktop files (e.g. eject on a device desktop file,
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etc.)
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