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...ext screen, click the 'tree' link. That should take you to a screen with SPECS/ and SOURCES/ .. click SPECS/ and then the file name of the spec file. That will open up the actual spec file used to build the RPM that contains the desktop file. For example, there are several .desktop files defineed in the gnome-shell SRPM, and they would be replaced: https://git.centos.org/blob/rpms!gnome-shell/580c0560105a0f018b62a7e0bdf42eca9b9032f1/SPECS!gnome-shell.spec That is, they are not set to config(noreplace). The best thing to do is to keep a copy of all of your modified .desktop files somewher...

Hi, For my client's desktops, I'm usually customizing the various Linux desktops I'm installing. I'm using custom icon themes (Elementary), custom system fonts (Droid Sans), and one of the things I also customize are desktop menu entries. Here's an example of what I do on a Slackware+Xfce-based desktop, so you get the idea. Once all applications are installed, I run the