Launch default application represented by icon on Linux #9
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Fixes some launch problems on icons with multiple potential launch paths on Linux.
Fixes launching default apps on Linux.
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Launch default application represented by icon on Linux
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I did recently fix pulling the info from the proper [Desktop Entry] section instead of the last line for that variable (whether it was in a different section or not), so this might have already been fixed. However, since this is a relatively minor change without detriment to the FreeDesktop standards compliance I think it will be fine. |
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On Linux some desktop icons can contain multiple Exec statements, allowing the user to right-click on an icon and select alternative behaviour. Lumina previously took the last entry in the .desktop file, which usually is not the desired default. This small patch takes the first Exec entry in the .desktop file which is usually the desired behaviour.