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+ | ====How to put programs in ondemand menu for dCore (and Core also)==== | ||
+ | as dCore is even more of a kit than Core, we have: | ||
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+ | 1. **loadsce** | ||
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+ | When used by itself it presents a menu of available, and currently unloaded sces. | ||
+ | So in a sense it provides a CLI " | ||
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+ | 2. **ondemand** | ||
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+ | The ondemand CLI code is still there. Its use from the command line is as follows: | ||
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+ | < | ||
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+ | Will list all sces on the system. | ||
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+ | Will display current on demand sces. | ||
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+ | Will create the firefox ondemand item and its menu item will be available with supported window managers. | ||
+ | And would be shown with ondemand -c | ||
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+ | Will remove the firefox | ||
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+ | will attempt to run the ondemand item, if a single executable is specified by freedesktop item. | ||
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+ | These ondemand flags are and have been available with native Core since the introduction of ondemand. | ||