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<p>Hey Folks,<br>
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<p>We are evaluating Krita at an animation studio and we are attempting to deploy the appimage to artists using our in house deployment protocol. So far the appimage is awesome!!! However when running it we get an annoying pop up stating:<br>
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<p>"Should a desktop file for ****/krita-3.0.99.91-Beta-x86_64.appimage be installed?" <br>
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<p>We do not want artists installing desktop files and would like to be able to manage the deployment so they pick up what is in their environment. Is there anyway to skip this pop-up?<br>
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<p>I've already checked the arguments to the appimage:<br>
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<div>Options:</div>
<div> -v, --version Displays version information.</div>
<div> -h, --help Displays this help.</div>
<div> --print Only print and exit</div>
<div> --template Open a new document with a template</div>
<div> --dpi <dpiX,dpiY> Override display DPI</div>
<div> --export-pdf Only export to PDF and exit</div>
<div> --export Export to the given filename and exit</div>
<div> --export-filename <filename> Filename for export/export-pdf</div>
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However there doesn't seem to be an option to skip this dialog?<br>
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<div>Cheers,<br>
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