>>105652381
Krita is cool and all but can someone explain to me the point of this shit
>/usr/share/applications/krita_brush.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_csv.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_exr.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_gif.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_heif.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_heightmap.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_jp2.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_jpeg.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_jxl.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_kra.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_krz.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_ora.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_pdf.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_png.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_psd.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_qimageio.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_raw.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_spriter.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_svg.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_tga.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_tiff.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_webp.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/krita_xcf.desktop
>/usr/share/applications/org.kde.krita.desktop
Do they not know you can have multiple MIME types per Desktop entry?