> Le jeudi 10 avril 2008, Rafael Fernández López a écrit : > > Hi, > > > > I propse a 'middle case' solution. Bring a default > > ones 'bytes', 'files', 'folders', 'contacts', 'mails', 'events', for > > example, and tell in the docs what you've proposed. That if the developer > > wants another 'amount type', it would be needed to create a .desktop file > > with the information and install it in a standard location (still to decide > > which one, of course). > > > > I say this because I know how some developers are really against > > writing .desktop files for this kind of things, for that reason I propose > > this 'middle case' solution, and that since the most used cases will be the > > above ones, we make life easier to developers. > > I think that the .desktop file idea is not good.  It's really too complex just > for that. > > Whats wrong with : > 'bytes', 'files', 'folders', 'contacts', 'mails', 'events'   >  or any other internationalized string that will be shown as it. > > If you're not happy because you want more control over the string, you still > can have a function  RegisterUnit  in your dbus interface. > > But a .desktop file is really overkill. I think pretty much the same, Flo