A `thunar` plugin that adds archive manipulation features to
right click on file/directory menu. It can use either gnome or
kde archive managers. Detection of backend based on
`*.desktop` files mime types.
Should supercede non-functional pre-existing
`xfce.thunar_archive_plugin` (which for some
unknown reason is building the volume manager
plugin).
Also removed `xfce.thunar_archive_plugin` because
superceded.
Tests:
- When plugin package is installed, the supplementary
menu entries appear in thunar.
- Succesfully extracted an archive using backend
`file-roller` through thunar menu entry.
+ minor changes from vcunat, mainly meta.
Close#9935.
I don't think it's good to split thunarx into a separate derivation in
this way. We would have the library and associated stuff twice and two
expressions, etc. Distributions do these things by an analogy to multiple-output
derivation (Debian does, for example), so we could use that, but it
doesn't seem important in this case and would be better after #7701 anyway.
A thunar dropbox plugin that allows to copy links and
add files to dropbox.
Depends on new `xfce.thunarx-2-dev` plugin sdk package instead of
thunar. Doing so seem standard on other distributions such as
Ubuntu and narrows depedencies to only the sdk headers (i.e.:
what's needed by plugins).
Note that replacing the `xfce.thunarx-2-dev` dependency directly
by `xfce.thunar` work equally well. However it now would be
impossible for the `thunar` executable to depend on the plugin.
Tests:
- When dropbox daemon active, functionalities are added
to right click on file and folders menu.
- When dropbox daemon inactive, functionalities **not** added
to menu.
- Successfully copied a dropbox link.
- Successfully moved a file to dropbox.
Improve thunar/thunarx so that thunar's plugin directory
could be overriden using a `THUNARX_MODULE_DIR`
environment variable so that plugins not built along
with the `thunar` package could be installed as well.
This could allow one to wrap `thunar` in a `thunar-with-plugins`
package where plugins are declared instead of being found (a
bit in the same fashion as gstreamer plugins).
This seems to have been confusing people, using both xlibs and xorg, etc.
- Avoided renaming local (and different) xlibs binding in gcc*.
- Fixed cases where both xorg and xlibs were used.
Hopefully everything still works as before.
It was really ugly that `xlibs.xlibs` meant something else than `xlibs`,
especially when using `with xlibs`, such as in wine.
Also, now `xlibs` is the same as `xorg`.
