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1# You can use this file to get a menu entry on Linux and so you can pin Servo to your taskbar. 2# 3# Steps: 4# 1. Create the applications folder if it doesn't exist: 5# mkdir -p ~/.local/share/applications/ 6# 2. Copy this file: 7# cp org.servo.Servo.desktop ~/.local/share/applications 8# 3. Edit the copied file and replace the two SERVO_SRC_PATH occurrences 9# with the path to the Servo sources. 10# 4. Create the icons folder if it doesn't exist: 11# mkdir -p ~/.local/share/icons/hicolor/scalable/apps 12# 5. Create a link for the icon: 13# ln -s servo.svg ~/.local/share/icons/hicolor/scalable/apps/servo.svg 14[Desktop Entry] 15Version=1.0 16Name=Servo 17GenericName=Web Browser 18Comment=Browse the Web 19# TODO: Replace SERVO_SRC_PATH with the path to the Servo sources 20Exec=SERVO_SRC_PATH/target/release/servo %u 21Icon=servo 22Terminal=false 23Type=Application 24MimeType=text/html;text/xml;application/xhtml+xml;text/mml;x-scheme-handler/http;x-scheme-handler/https; 25StartupNotify=true 26Categories=Network;WebBrowser; 27Keywords=web;browser;internet; 28Actions=new-window; 29 30[Desktop Action new-window] 31Name=Open a New Window 32# TODO: Replace SERVO_SRC_PATH with the path to the Servo sources 33Exec=SERVO_SRC_PATH/target/release/servo %u