More info and patches are available at: http://bugs.scribus.net/view.php?id=1025
Can't scribus take care of registering its mime types with the shared mime database during make install ? It seems to me that it is what http://bugs.scribus.net/view.php?id=1025 suggests.
Ah, OK. I just thought that Scribus is THE desktop publish application for Linux, so it would fit in the shared mime database... but I have no problem with them doing the work at install time.
My comment didn't mean "your app sucks, it doesn't deserve to be in the shared mime info database", I hope you didn't interpret it that way ;) I'm trying to limit the amount of new entries to the database, and for mime types which are "owned" by an app, I generally ask to the authors if it's possible to have the app register itself with the database. I don't really use apps like scribus, so I don't really know much about that field, but if it's a de facto standard and if several applications can read scribus files, then it probably makes sense to have it in the main database.
No problem... and it isn't my app :-) I just thought that standard mimetypes should go into the mime-database and didn't know that they could easy register on their own. And since the scribus people seems to be on the issue (more actively in their bug 1205) this bug may be closed.
Ok, closing the bug then. If there are any issue on the scribus side, don't hesitate to reopen.
*** Bug 2642 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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