jack_mixer.desktop, add nsm keys #186
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…code does not cause ladish regressions This reverts commit 2ce7776.
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This adds NSM related keys to the
*.desktopfile, so NSM tools can find applications which have NSM support.X-NSM-Capable, is used to detect if the application has NSM support. It should ideally become false if the application is build without NSM support.X-NSM-Exec, is the exec name of the application when used in NSM. It can't contain a path (not /usr/bin/ for example) or command line arguments like %f.If
X-NSM-Execvalue is the same as the Exec value, thenX-NSM-Execis not strictly needed, but as the Exec value may change in the future (adding %f or something), I think it's not a bad thing to add it anyway.As discussed in the nsmd forks issue tracker, jackaudio/new-session-manager#40