chore: Add new documentation link to .desktop shortcut #1789
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Note: Aurora documentation is a work-in-progress, so this PR shouldn't be merged right away. This is more of a proposal PR, but since Aurora has its own [documentation in development](https://docs.getaurora.dev/), then I propose a general 'landing page' that includes links to all 3 end-user images. This isn't the best solution since it is a desktop shortcut that requires the user to select which documentation they want based on whether they're using GNOME or KDE Plasma, so if there is a better method that someone can suggest then this proposal can be shot down.
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Yeah instead of the shared space between images let's just move the bluefin one into the silverblue folder and then make an explicit one for aurora in the KDE desktop files? |
That's the better suggestion that I was looking for. |
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This is more of a proposal PR, but since Aurora has its own documentation in development, then I propose a general 'landing page' that includes links to all 3 end-user images' documentation websites.
This isn't the best solution since it is a desktop shortcut that requires the user to select which documentation they want based on whether they're using GNOME or KDE Plasma, so if there is a better method that someone can suggest then this proposal can be shot down.