On UNIX running GNOME only
create a JNLP applications, and create shortcuts in a existing folder.
e.g
<shortcut>
<menu submenu="Internet"/>
</shortcut>
which the "Internet" folder contains Netscape and Mozilla currently.
After the jnlp shortcut is created, it will only show the shortcut of the jnlp application; shortcuts exists before won't be shown.
If you uninstall the jnlp application, the original shortcuts will be restored.
create a JNLP applications, and create shortcuts in a existing folder.
e.g
<shortcut>
<menu submenu="Internet"/>
</shortcut>
which the "Internet" folder contains Netscape and Mozilla currently.
After the jnlp shortcut is created, it will only show the shortcut of the jnlp application; shortcuts exists before won't be shown.
If you uninstall the jnlp application, the original shortcuts will be restored.
- duplicates
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JDK-5101866 better gnome shortcut support implementation
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- Resolved
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