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If you are installing a package, such as a self contained program in the /opt directory, you will need to type in the entire path to the icon you want to use. eg: Icon=/opt/fred/icons/ fred48.png , and you may need to type the entire path to the program eg: Exec=/opt/fred/fredprogram
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[[HomePage]] > [[ComponentHowTo Components and HowTos]] > [[GuiIndex GUI]] > [[WindowManagers]]
====Software Package Creation====
==.desktop menu configuration file==
The rest of this page explains how to create a //[[AppsDesktop|.desktop]]// file:
==Menu and Desktop Icons==
==Appendix==
==Related Webpages==
~[[http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=59013 Pdebthing]]
~[[http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=468517#468517 forum post]]
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==Categories==
CategoryTutorial
CategorySoftware
====Software Package Creation====
==.desktop menu configuration file==
The rest of this page explains how to create a //[[AppsDesktop|.desktop]]// file:
==Menu and Desktop Icons==
==Appendix==
==Related Webpages==
~[[http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=59013 Pdebthing]]
~[[http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=468517#468517 forum post]]
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==Categories==
CategoryTutorial
CategorySoftware
Deletions:
The rest of this page explains how to create a //.desktop// file:
===Menu and Desktop Icons===
===Appendix===
[[http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=59013 Pdebthing]]
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=468517#468517
{{nocomments}}
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Menu categories: selected from ///etc/xdg/menus/hierarchy//
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Menu categories: selected from ////etc/xdg/menus/hierarchy//
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http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=468517#468517
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==Categories==
CategoryDocumentation
Additions:
[[http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=59013 Pdebthing]]
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===Software Package Creation===
For packages which __require a menu entry__ perform the following:
For packages which __require a menu entry__ perform the following:
Deletions:
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Icon location: ///usr/share/pixmaps//
Icon file format: //.xpm//, or //.png//, is preferred
Icon size: //48x48// (use mtPaint for re-sizing)
Icon=abiword48.png
CategoryDocumentation
Icon file format: //.xpm//, or //.png//, is preferred
Icon size: //48x48// (use mtPaint for re-sizing)
Icon=abiword48.png
CategoryDocumentation
Deletions:
- Location: **/usr/share/pixmaps**
- Format: **.xpm** format; failing that, **.png** is to be preferred
- Size: one of **24x24** for the sub-menu and one of **48x48** for use with a possible desktop shortcut
Icon=abiword24.png
CategoryHowTo
Additions:
- Place it in this directory: **/usr/share/applications**
Deletions:
Additions:
- Format: **.xpm** format; failing that, **.png** is to be preferred
- Size: one of **24x24** for the sub-menu and one of **48x48** for use with a possible desktop shortcut
- Size: one of **24x24** for the sub-menu and one of **48x48** for use with a possible desktop shortcut
Deletions:
- Size: The .pet software package should contain a minimum of two icons, one of **24x24** for the sub-menu and one of **48x48** for use with a possible desktop shortcut
Additions:
Keys are either optional or required. The first three {key,value} pairs from the template are required; and the last two are optional but required for a menu icon to appear in the desired menu location.
Deletions:
Additions:
- Size: The .pet software package should contain a minimum of two icons, one of **24x24** for the sub-menu and one of **48x48** for use with a possible desktop shortcut
Deletions:
Additions:
- Location: **/usr/share/pixmaps**
Deletions:
Additions:
With regards to .pet package creation where should the menu icon files be placed and what size should they be?
- Location:**/usr/share/pixmaps**
- Format: **.xpm** format; failing that, **.png** is to be preferred.
- Size: The .pet software package should contain a minimum of two icons, one of 24x24 for the sub-menu and one of 48x48 for use with a desktop shortcut if the user creates one
Therefore, the //abiword.desktop// file would typically consist of:
Name=AbiWord
__All Puppy packagers are advised to use this template for the sake of standardization__. It adheres to the [[http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/index.html latest freedesktop specification]].
- Location:**/usr/share/pixmaps**
- Format: **.xpm** format; failing that, **.png** is to be preferred.
- Size: The .pet software package should contain a minimum of two icons, one of 24x24 for the sub-menu and one of 48x48 for use with a desktop shortcut if the user creates one
Therefore, the //abiword.desktop// file would typically consist of:
Name=AbiWord
__All Puppy packagers are advised to use this template for the sake of standardization__. It adheres to the [[http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/index.html latest freedesktop specification]].
Deletions:
There are necessarily different standard locations for different types of icons.
**/usr/local/libs/X11/mini-icons** is for all of the sub-menu icons and the preferred size is 24x24 although most of the legacy icons are 16x16. These smaller versions will eventually be weeded out as resolutions increase and applications are updated. They were a legacy of early versions of JWM which did n0t support larger menu icons.
**/usr/local/libs/X11/pixmaps** is only for the desktop icons that are part of the packaged desktop themes and their associated icons for the 1st level menus. For desktop icons the preferred size is 48x48. For 1st level menu icons the preferred size is 24x24. We also need to standardise on a given set of icons that constitutes a desktop theme. Some themes call icons by one name, others by another. That causes many problems. We are keen to ensure that /usr/local/libs/X11/pixmaps is kept exclusively for those icons that are used in the pinboard and 1st level menus. That is because that is what Barry's desktop icon switcher uses. We insist that only desktop theme icons go in /usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps where they are regularly overwritten by themes from the /usr/local/libs/X11/themes directories.
Legacy locations from other Linux distributions (Debian, Red Hat, etc.) [We would like to be able to do away with them but the first converted .DEB or .RPM application that installs will place its own icons in there anyway.]
- **/usr/share/icons** is for application icons installed from 3rd party pet files and called from ///usr/share/applications/*.desktop files//
- **/usr/share/pixmaps** is for application icons installed from 3rd party PET files and called from ///usr/share/applications/*.desktop files//
The preferred format for __all__ icons, regardless of their purpose, is XPM format. Failing that, PNG is to be preferred. Renaming PNG files with an XPM extension maintains some consistency of naming, if not underlying format.
The PET software package should contain not one but __two__ icons:
- one of 24x24 for the sub-menu (placed in ///usr/local/lib/X11/mini-icons//) and called into the menu from the associated ///usr/share/applications/*.desktop// file
- one of 48x48 for use with a desktop shortcut if the user creates one; the latter icon should be placed in either /usr/share/pixmaps or /usr/share/icons - /usr/share/pixmaps is preferred
Therefore the //abiword.desktop// file would consist of:
Name=AbiWord word processor
__All Puppy packagers are encouraged to use this template for the sake of standardization__. It adheres to the [[http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/index.html latest freedesktop specification]].
Additions:
- [[compiling Compile, install, & create a .pet software package]]
Deletions:
Additions:
===Menu and Desktop Icons===
===Appendix===
===Appendix===
Deletions:
====Appendix====
Additions:
The rest of this page explains how to create a //.desktop// file:
- Create a text file using the template displayed in the //Appendix// below
- Once the file is created it needs to be located in this directory: **/usr/share/applications**
The entries in the file are {key,value} pairs in the format: **Key=Value**
Keys are either optional or required. The first three {key,value} pairs from the template are required; and the last two are optional but required for a menu icon to appear.
Note that the "Encoding" key is deprecated, i.e. obsolete and no longer recognized. Any keys not found in the [[http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/index.html latest freedesktop specification]] are not recognized.
__All Puppy packagers are encouraged to use this template for the sake of standardization__. It adheres to the [[http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/index.html latest freedesktop specification]].
- Create a text file using the template displayed in the //Appendix// below
- Once the file is created it needs to be located in this directory: **/usr/share/applications**
The entries in the file are {key,value} pairs in the format: **Key=Value**
Keys are either optional or required. The first three {key,value} pairs from the template are required; and the last two are optional but required for a menu icon to appear.
Note that the "Encoding" key is deprecated, i.e. obsolete and no longer recognized. Any keys not found in the [[http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/index.html latest freedesktop specification]] are not recognized.
__All Puppy packagers are encouraged to use this template for the sake of standardization__. It adheres to the [[http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/index.html latest freedesktop specification]].
Deletions:
Please use the template displayed in the //Appendix// below for the //.desktop// file. It adheres to the [[http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/index.html latest freedesktop specification]].
Once the file is created it needs to be located in this directory:
**/usr/share/applications**
The entries in the file are {key,value} pairs in the format:
**Key=Value**
Note that the "Encoding" key is deprecated, i.e. obsolete and no longer recognized. Any keys not found in the latest freedesktop specification are not recognized.
Keys are either optional or required. The first three {key,value} pairs are required; and the next three are optional but required for a menu icon to appear.
__All Puppy packagers are encouraged to use this template for the sake of standardization__
Additions:
Icon=abiword24.png
Icon=
Icon=
Deletions:
Icon=/usr/local/lib/X11/mini-icons/iconfilename24.png
Additions:
{{nocomments}}
Additions:
Please use the template displayed in the //Appendix// below for the //.desktop// file. It adheres to the [[http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/index.html latest freedesktop specification]].
Deletions:
It adheres to the [[http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/index.html latest freedesktop specification]].
It is also displayed in the //Appendix// below.
Deletions:
Additions:
Keys are either optional or required. The first three {key,value} pairs are required; and the next three are optional but required for a menu icon to appear.
Deletions:
No Differences
Additions:
For the creation of software packages which __require a menu entry__ perform the following:
Deletions:
Additions:
- [[compiling Compile, install, & create a PET software package]]
- Create a //.desktop// file so that the menu will show an entry for that software application
- Create a //.desktop// file so that the menu will show an entry for that software application
Deletions:
- Create a //.desktop// file so that the menu will show an entry for that software application.
Additions:
- Create a //.desktop// file so that the menu will show an entry for that software application.
The rest of this page explains how to create a //.desktop// file.
====.desktop File====
Please use this [[http://puppylinux.ca/members/coolpup/APPLICATION.DESKTOP_TEMPLATE.txt template]] for the //.desktop// file.
Comment=word processor
The rest of this page explains how to create a //.desktop// file.
====.desktop File====
Please use this [[http://puppylinux.ca/members/coolpup/APPLICATION.DESKTOP_TEMPLATE.txt template]] for the //.desktop// file.
Comment=word processor
Deletions:
The rest of this page explains how to create a //*.desktop// file.
====*.desktop File====
Please use this [[http://puppylinux.ca/members/coolpup/APPLICATION.DESKTOP_TEMPLATE.txt template]] for the //*.desktop// file.
Comment=AbiWord word processor
Additions:
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==Categories==
CategoryHowTo
==Categories==
CategoryHowTo
Additions:
- [[Compiling Compile, install, & create a PET software package]]
Deletions:
Additions:
The rest of this page explains how to create a //*.desktop// file.
Deletions:
Additions:
- [[Compiling Compile, install, & create a PET in five commands]]
Deletions:
Additions:
#Terminal=true
Deletions:
Additions:
- Create a //*.desktop// file so that the menu will show an entry for that software application.
Deletions:
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====*.desktop File====
Please use this [[http://puppylinux.ca/members/coolpup/APPLICATION.DESKTOP_TEMPLATE.txt template]] for the //*.desktop// file.
Please use this [[http://puppylinux.ca/members/coolpup/APPLICATION.DESKTOP_TEMPLATE.txt template]] for the //*.desktop// file.
Deletions:
Please use this [[http://puppylinux.asia/members/coolpup/.desktop/a-application_template.desktop template]] for the //.desktop// file.
Additions:
Therefore the //abiword.desktop// file would consist of:
Terminal=false
Terminal=false
Deletions:
#Terminal=true
#Comment=
Additions:
- **/usr/share/pixmaps** is for application icons installed from 3rd party PET files and called from ///usr/share/applications/*.desktop files//
The preferred format for __all__ icons, regardless of their purpose, is XPM format. Failing that, PNG is to be preferred. Renaming PNG files with an XPM extension maintains some consistency of naming, if not underlying format.
The preferred format for __all__ icons, regardless of their purpose, is XPM format. Failing that, PNG is to be preferred. Renaming PNG files with an XPM extension maintains some consistency of naming, if not underlying format.
Deletions:
Icon format is another bone of contention. The preferred format for <u>all</u> icons, regardless of their purpose, is .XPM format. Failing that, .PNG is to be preferred. Renaming .PNG files with an .XPM extension maintains some consistency of naming if not underlying format.
Additions:
With regards to PET package creation where should the menu icon files be placed and what size should they be (16x16, 24x24, or 48x48)?
There are necessarily different standard locations for different types of icons.
**/usr/local/libs/X11/mini-icons** is for all of the sub-menu icons and the preferred size is 24x24 although most of the legacy icons are 16x16. These smaller versions will eventually be weeded out as resolutions increase and applications are updated. They were a legacy of early versions of JWM which did n0t support larger menu icons.
- one of 24x24 for the sub-menu (placed in ///usr/local/lib/X11/mini-icons//) and called into the menu from the associated ///usr/share/applications/*.desktop// file
There are necessarily different standard locations for different types of icons.
**/usr/local/libs/X11/mini-icons** is for all of the sub-menu icons and the preferred size is 24x24 although most of the legacy icons are 16x16. These smaller versions will eventually be weeded out as resolutions increase and applications are updated. They were a legacy of early versions of JWM which did n0t support larger menu icons.
- one of 24x24 for the sub-menu (placed in ///usr/local/lib/X11/mini-icons//) and called into the menu from the associated ///usr/share/applications/*.desktop// file
Deletions:
There are necessarily different standard locations for different types of icons. <br />
**/usr/local/libs/X11/mini-icons** is for all of the sub-menu icons and the preferred size is 24x24 although most of the legacy icons are 16x16. These smaller versions will eventually be weeded out as resolutions increase and applications are updated. They were a legacy of early versions of JWM which didn't support larger menu icons.
- one of 24x24 for the sub-menu (placed in <i>/usr/local/lib/X11/mini-icons</i>) and called into the menu from the associated <i>/usr/share/applications/*.desktop</i> file
Additions:
Please use this [[http://puppylinux.asia/members/coolpup/.desktop/a-application_template.desktop template]] for the //.desktop// file.
It adheres to the [[http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/index.html latest freedesktop specification]].
It is also displayed in the //Appendix// below.
It adheres to the [[http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/index.html latest freedesktop specification]].
It is also displayed in the //Appendix// below.
Deletions:
Additions:
The PET software package should contain not one but __two__ icons:
Deletions:
Additions:
Other optional keys are available which are seldom used:
Additions:
- [[Compiling Compile, install, & create PET in five commands]]
**/usr/share/applications**
**Key=Value**
Note that the "Encoding" key is deprecated, i.e. obsolete and no longer recognized. Any keys not found in the latest freedesktop specification are not recognized.
With regards to PET package creation where should the menu icon files be placed and what size should they be (16x16, 24x24, or 48x48)?<br />
Therefore the //abiword.desktop// file would be:
%%(language-ref)
Desktop Entry]
%%
__All Puppy packagers are encouraged to use this template for the sake of standardization__
%%(language-ref)
%%
**/usr/share/applications**
**Key=Value**
Note that the "Encoding" key is deprecated, i.e. obsolete and no longer recognized. Any keys not found in the latest freedesktop specification are not recognized.
With regards to PET package creation where should the menu icon files be placed and what size should they be (16x16, 24x24, or 48x48)?<br />
Therefore the //abiword.desktop// file would be:
%%(language-ref)
Desktop Entry]
%%
__All Puppy packagers are encouraged to use this template for the sake of standardization__
%%(language-ref)
%%
Deletions:
<code>
/usr/share/applications
</code>
<code>
Key=Value
</code>
Note that the <code>Encoding</code> key is deprecated, i.e. obsolete and no longer recognized. Any keys not found in the latest freedesktop specification are not recognized.
With regards to .PET package creation where should the menu icon files be placed and what size should they be (16x16, 24x24, or 48x48)?<br />
Therefore the <i>abiword.desktop</i> file would be:
<code>
</code>
<u>All Puppy packagers are encouraged to use this template for the sake of standardization.</u>
<code>
</code>
Additions:
- [[Compiling Compile, install, & create .PET in five commands]]
- Create a //.desktop// file so that the menu will show an entry for that software application.
The rest of this page explains how to create a //.desktop// file.
- Create a //.desktop// file so that the menu will show an entry for that software application.
The rest of this page explains how to create a //.desktop// file.
Deletions:
- <li>Create a <i>.desktop</i> file so that the menu will show an entry for that software application.
The rest of this page explains how to create a <i>.desktop</i> file.
Additions:
For the creation of software packages which __require a menu entry__ perform the following:
- <li><a href="/wiki/compiling">Compile, install, & create .PET in five commands</a>
- <li>Create a <i>.desktop</i> file so that the menu will show an entry for that software application.
====.desktop File====
Please use this [[http://puppylinux.asia/members/coolpup/.desktop/a-application_template.desktop template]] for the //.desktop// file. It adheres to the [[http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/index.html latest freedesktop specification]]. It is also displayed in the //Appendix// below.
====Menu and Desktop Icons====
**/usr/local/libs/X11/mini-icons** is for all of the sub-menu icons and the preferred size is 24x24 although most of the legacy icons are 16x16. These smaller versions will eventually be weeded out as resolutions increase and applications are updated. They were a legacy of early versions of JWM which didn't support larger menu icons.
**/usr/local/libs/X11/pixmaps** is only for the desktop icons that are part of the packaged desktop themes and their associated icons for the 1st level menus. For desktop icons the preferred size is 48x48. For 1st level menu icons the preferred size is 24x24. We also need to standardise on a given set of icons that constitutes a desktop theme. Some themes call icons by one name, others by another. That causes many problems. We are keen to ensure that /usr/local/libs/X11/pixmaps is kept exclusively for those icons that are used in the pinboard and 1st level menus. That is because that is what Barry's desktop icon switcher uses. We insist that only desktop theme icons go in /usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps where they are regularly overwritten by themes from the /usr/local/libs/X11/themes directories.
Legacy locations from other Linux distributions (Debian, Red Hat, etc.) [We would like to be able to do away with them but the first converted .DEB or .RPM application that installs will place its own icons in there anyway.]
- **/usr/share/icons** is for application icons installed from 3rd party pet files and called from ///usr/share/applications/*.desktop files//
- **/usr/share/pixmaps** is for application icons installed from 3rd party pet files and called from ///usr/share/applications/*.desktop files//
- one of 24x24 for the sub-menu (placed in <i>/usr/local/lib/X11/mini-icons</i>) and called into the menu from the associated <i>/usr/share/applications/*.desktop</i> file
- one of 48x48 for use with a desktop shortcut if the user creates one; the latter icon should be placed in either /usr/share/pixmaps or /usr/share/icons - /usr/share/pixmaps is preferred
====Appendix====
- <li><a href="/wiki/compiling">Compile, install, & create .PET in five commands</a>
- <li>Create a <i>.desktop</i> file so that the menu will show an entry for that software application.
====.desktop File====
Please use this [[http://puppylinux.asia/members/coolpup/.desktop/a-application_template.desktop template]] for the //.desktop// file. It adheres to the [[http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/index.html latest freedesktop specification]]. It is also displayed in the //Appendix// below.
====Menu and Desktop Icons====
**/usr/local/libs/X11/mini-icons** is for all of the sub-menu icons and the preferred size is 24x24 although most of the legacy icons are 16x16. These smaller versions will eventually be weeded out as resolutions increase and applications are updated. They were a legacy of early versions of JWM which didn't support larger menu icons.
**/usr/local/libs/X11/pixmaps** is only for the desktop icons that are part of the packaged desktop themes and their associated icons for the 1st level menus. For desktop icons the preferred size is 48x48. For 1st level menu icons the preferred size is 24x24. We also need to standardise on a given set of icons that constitutes a desktop theme. Some themes call icons by one name, others by another. That causes many problems. We are keen to ensure that /usr/local/libs/X11/pixmaps is kept exclusively for those icons that are used in the pinboard and 1st level menus. That is because that is what Barry's desktop icon switcher uses. We insist that only desktop theme icons go in /usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps where they are regularly overwritten by themes from the /usr/local/libs/X11/themes directories.
Legacy locations from other Linux distributions (Debian, Red Hat, etc.) [We would like to be able to do away with them but the first converted .DEB or .RPM application that installs will place its own icons in there anyway.]
- **/usr/share/icons** is for application icons installed from 3rd party pet files and called from ///usr/share/applications/*.desktop files//
- **/usr/share/pixmaps** is for application icons installed from 3rd party pet files and called from ///usr/share/applications/*.desktop files//
- one of 24x24 for the sub-menu (placed in <i>/usr/local/lib/X11/mini-icons</i>) and called into the menu from the associated <i>/usr/share/applications/*.desktop</i> file
- one of 48x48 for use with a desktop shortcut if the user creates one; the latter icon should be placed in either /usr/share/pixmaps or /usr/share/icons - /usr/share/pixmaps is preferred
====Appendix====
Deletions:
<br />
<li><a href="/wiki/compiling">Compile, install, & create .PET in five commands</a></li>
<li>Create a <i>.desktop</i> file so that the menu will show an entry for that software application.</li>
<br />
<br />
<h3>.desktop File</h3>
Please use this <a href="http://puppylinux.asia/members/coolpup/.desktop/a-application_template.desktop">template</a> for the <i>.desktop</i> file. It adheres to the <a href="http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/index.html">latest freedesktop specification</a>. It is also displayed in the <i>Appendix</i> below.
<br />
<br />
<br />
<h3>Menu and Desktop Icons</h3>
<br />
<br />
<b>/usr/local/libs/X11/mini-icons</b> is for all of the sub-menu icons and the preferred size is 24x24 although most of the legacy icons are 16x16. These smaller versions will eventually be weeded out as resolutions increase and applications are updated. They were a legacy of early versions of JWM which didn't support larger menu icons. <br />
<br />
<b>/usr/local/libs/X11/pixmaps</b> is only for the desktop icons that are part of the packaged desktop themes and their associated icons for the 1st level menus. For desktop icons the preferred size is 48x48. For 1st level menu icons the preferred size is 24x24. We also need to standardise on a given set of icons that constitutes a desktop theme. Some themes call icons by one name, others by another. That causes many problems. We are keen to ensure that /usr/local/libs/X11/pixmaps is kept exclusively for those icons that are used in the pinboard and 1st level menus. That is because that is what Barry's desktop icon switcher uses. We insist that only desktop theme icons go in /usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps where they are regularly overwritten by themes from the /usr/local/libs/X11/themes directories.<br />
<br />
Legacy locations from other Linux distributions (Debian, Red Hat, etc.) [We would like to be able to do away with them but the first converted .DEB or .RPM application that installs will place its own icons in there anyway.]<br />
<li><b>/usr/share/icons</b> is for application icons installed from 3rd party pet files and called from <i>/usr/share/applications/*.desktop files</i></li> <br />
<li><b>/usr/share/pixmaps</b> is for application icons installed from 3rd party pet files and called from <i>/usr/share/applications/*.desktop files</i></li>
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<li>one of 24x24 for the sub-menu (placed in <i>/usr/local/lib/X11/mini-icons</i>) and called into the menu from the associated <i>/usr/share/applications/*.desktop</i> file</li> <br />
<li>one of 48x48 for use with a desktop shortcut if the user creates one; the latter icon should be placed in either /usr/share/pixmaps or /usr/share/icons - /usr/share/pixmaps is preferred</li>
<br />
<br />
<h3>Appendix</h3>
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<br />
<br />
<br />