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This section was last updated on August 4th 2020 (08.04.2020)
This section was last updated on August 4th 2020 (08.04.2020)
For many of my projects, I include the desktop.ini file in every folder that it came from. These are a Windows exclusive feature, unless you had a way to get the DLL icons on other platforms through the desktop.ini files.
The purpose of this files is to give the folders/directories a cool icon. Each folder that contains a desktop.ini file has an icon ID applied to it.
I plan on eventually expanding support for other systems, such as Linux and MacOS.
As of July 9th 2020, I no longer use INI files in projects, they are still there, but no new INI files are being created. I am looking for an alternate way of having folder icons on Linux
This section was last updated on July 28th 2020 (07.28.2020)
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