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Arnaud Rebillout authored
There is now support for a directory /etc/kali-menu/applications. The purpose of this directory is to allow sysadmin to override the desktop files that we ship in /usr/share/kali-menu/applications. For now, the only thing we support is to disable desktop files, by creating a symlink to /dev/null/. For example, a sysadmin who wants to disable the desktop-file kali-maltego-installer.desktop can do so with: ln -s /dev/null /etc/kali-menu/applications/kali-maltego-installer.desktop update-kali-menu
Arnaud Rebillout authoredThere is now support for a directory /etc/kali-menu/applications. The purpose of this directory is to allow sysadmin to override the desktop files that we ship in /usr/share/kali-menu/applications. For now, the only thing we support is to disable desktop files, by creating a symlink to /dev/null/. For example, a sysadmin who wants to disable the desktop-file kali-maltego-installer.desktop can do so with: ln -s /dev/null /etc/kali-menu/applications/kali-maltego-installer.desktop update-kali-menu
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