An ill-conceived ENV path probe in RosBE script

[larmbr zhan]

Hi All,

I install the RosBE on my machine(gentoo linux + kde )
when I successfully ran  the RosBE-Builder.sh, and
then the createshortcut.sh to create a short cut on desktop,
it  failed.

It is cause by that createshortcut.sh assume that here exist
a $HOME/Desktop, but I haven't a desktop folder in $HOME

At the very top of script[RosBE-Unix-2.1/scripts/createshortcut.sh]
there is :

----- snippt -----

      # Constants
      DEFAULT_SHORTCUT_DIR="$HOME/Desktop"

----- snippt -----

It makes an ill-conceived assumption, because :
 1)  No Desktop folder must be guaranteed, though KDE/GNOME
      provides it by default, but when I install it by my own, it doesn't.
 2)  Even it exsits ,the  name of the Desktop folder is locale-specified,
      for example, it may be in chinese word form.

So a portable, robust way is :
 *  Probe the folder use a tool called * xdg-user-dir, *provided
  the freedesktop.org, which is shipped with most
  distro compliant with
freedesktop.org.(xdg-user-dirs<http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/xdg-…

 * If there isn't this tool or it fails to probe
   the folder, we shall check the $HOME/Desktop explictly; if it fails
again, we should create it
   manually.


Here is my fix:

XDG_USER_DIR_BIN=`which xdg-user-dir` && \
DEFAULT_SHORTCUT_DIR=`$XDG_USER_DIR_BIN DESKTOP`
if test -z ${DEFAULT_SHORTCUT_DIR} ; then
    [ -d $HOME/Desktop ] && DEFAULT_SHORTCUT_DIR=$HOME/Desktop
else
    mkdir $HOME/Desktop && DEFAULT_SHORTCUT_DIR=$HOME/Desktop