Bertrand Lorentz wrote: > 2008/9/2 Hyperair <hyperair gmail com>: >> Max Battcher wrote: >>> With application extensions pulled in from Ubuntu packages it is common >>> (standard?) to enable them on install. Would it be possible for the >>> packager to have banshee-extension-mirage make sure that Mirage is >>> enabled in the post-install script? >> Sorry, not possible. For stuff that have their configuration files somewhere not in the user's home >> folder, it may be possible, but not in this case. Banshee is a user application, not a system >> application and hence settings are in the user's home directory. You can't possible want the >> post-install script to search through the home directory of every user and enable it there do you? >> >> This you'll have to take up with either the Banshee devs or the Mirage devs, I'm not sure which. > > The configuration file for the mirage extension > (Banshee.Plugins.Mirage.addin.xml) contains an attribute that says if > the extension should be enabled by default. It is currently set to > defaultEnabled="false". > This XML file is then embedded as a resource in the dll. > I guess you could patch it for the package to enable by default. > > But anyway, as it's not the first time this issue was brought up, I > think we'll enable the extension by default in the next release. > Okay, I'll do that then. -- Hyperair
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