> Follow /usr/share/mime-info/abiword.keys and /usr/share/mime-info/abiword.mime, > I create belwo two files: test.mime and test.keys. > //test.mime > application/testmime: > ext: tst > > //test.keys > text/abiword: > open=testapp %f > edit=testapp %f > print=testapp %f > > > I checked that testapp is in the current PATH. While I launch nautilus, and right > click a file with .tst extension, there are only "open", "open in new window", and > "open with" submenus in the popup menu. There are no "edit" or "print" submenus as > in windows, and testapp is not listed in the "open with" submenu. > Then why the verbs could be shown in Nautilus? Is this a problem with Nautilus > instead ? How could I register a new file type and the "edit"/"print" verbs ? I believe Nautilus always show the open/open with verbs, but can't show other things If you want nautilus to pick up more easily your app, you may need to add short_list_application_ids to your .keys file, see the totem .keys file for an example Christophe
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