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[Rafal Cieslak <rafalcieslak256@xxxxxxxxx>]

Would it be okay, if I released different harmonySEQ versions for general use and for including in Ubuntu?
I'd like to release harmonySEQ 0.16, and then adapt it to Ubuntu. That would mainly consist of changing all default files locations to /otp, and other related adjustments. That would obviously mean that the source/deb of harmonySEQ 0.16 which I will send you will DIFFER from the original release. Is that acceptable?

Also, I am not sure how will the desktop integration work when
harmonySEQ will be installed to /opt. I am mostly worried about .desctop
files, which are required to run harmonySEQ from the Dash. They should
be put into /usr/share/applications directory, and I doubt whether the
Dash will look for them in
/opt/extras.ubuntu.com/harmonyseq/usr/share/applications. Or it will?
Please explain me how the desktop integration work with the extras
applications, and what should I do to ensure it will work as expected.

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Title:
  Application Review Request: harmonySEQ 0.15

Status in Ubuntu Application Review Board:
  New

Bug description:
      Application Review For harmonySEQ 0.15

      == About You ==

      * NAME: Rafał Cieślak
      * EMAIL ADDRESS: rafalcieslak256 <at> gmail.com

      The Application:

      * APPLICATION NAME: harmonySEQ
      * LICENSE: GNU GPL v3
      * PPA URL: https://launchpad.net/~rafalcieslak256/+archive/harmonyseq
      * SUPPORT RESOURCE http://answers.launchpad.net/harmonyseq, http://harmonyseq.wordpress.com/contact or email to rafalcieslak256 <at> gmail.com
      * KNOWN ISSUES: https://bugs.launchpad.net/harmonyseq

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