Hi, chocolate-doom ships with 5 desktop files: /usr/share/applications/chocolate-doom.desktop /usr/share/applications/chocolate-heretic.desktop /usr/share/applications/chocolate-hexen.desktop /usr/share/applications/chocolate-setup.desktop /usr/share/applications/chocolate-strife.desktop This causes it to show up 5 times in gnome-software when it is installed, once for each desktop file. I've been discussing how to deal with this with Richard Hughes and the conclusion is that packages like chocolate-doom which install multiple desktop files and multiple binaries, should have subpackages, so in the case of chocolate-doom this would mean splitting it in: chocolate-doom-doom chocolate-doom-heretic chocolate-doom-hexen chocolate-doom-strife Packages, with an empty chocolate-doom main package (this can be done with an empty %files section) which requires all the sub packages to ensure a smooth upgrade path. And then each of the subpackages would have the binaries, docs, man-pages and .desktop file of its doom variant. Please also add appdata.xml files for the other variants so that their gnome-software page gets a screenshot of heretic, hexen, etc. This way there will still be 4 gnome-software entries, but now they can be installed / removed individually and then having multiple entries is fine. ### The current chocolate-setup.desktop is broken, as it tries to runs a non-existing binary, please remove it, we do not want .desktop files for utilities like these they just unnecessarily clutter the application menu. Regards, Hans
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