As the relevant XDG protocol explains, the Hidden key is not required (Table 2, column REQ?) in a .desktop file, unless the intention is to hide the entry from menus, or autostart mechanisms (Hidden=true).
So, Hidden=false has no sensible meaning in an initial installation, neither in menu nor in autostart directories.
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I came into this, when parsing .desktop files, and radiotray-ng files were the only ones with such a key=value entry on my system.
As I checked, it was like this from the first commit, probably from the previous developers.
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1 year ago
As the relevant XDG protocol explains, the Hidden key is not required (Table 2, column REQ?) in a .desktop file, unless the intention is to hide the entry from menus, or autostart mechanisms (Hidden=true).
So, Hidden=false has no sensible meaning in an initial installation, neither in menu nor in autostart directories. app bookmark editor
I came into this, when parsing
.desktopfiles, and radiotray-ng files were the only ones with such a key=value entry on my system.As I checked, it was like this from the first commit, probably from the previous developers.
Thanks for maintaining this nice application!