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- If you install a persistent app manually, ( i.e. compiled, or installed binary outside the .tcz or .scm repo and tc-install method), Do this to get it to show up in wbar:
- Create application.desktop following usual .desktop template, but make sure paths to executable and icons are correct.
- Add to /opt/bootlocal.sh the following commands:
- cp /path/to/sourcedir/application.desktop /usr/local/share/applications
- touch -u tc /usr/local/tce.installed/application-name
- (This assumes you are the user tc)
- Now on boot, the new app & icon will automatically be added to /usr/local/tce.icons (and /usr/local/tce.jwm if you use window manager jwm for example)
- and will now show up in wbar on boot.
- NB) If the new app needs to run a script on boot, create it as a bash executable with the application name, and instead of using touch in bootlocal.sh, use:
- cp -a /path/to/sourcedir/appplication-name /usr/local/tce-installed and make sure it has user ownership and executable permissions.
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