> I looked in /usr/sbin/update-mime. It allows local
> customization using /etc/update-mime.conf. The problem is that it is
> expected to file only - not folder. Potentially, such a collision can occur
> if the user will have its own configuration.
> 
> The second thing is that some files are in /opt/trinity/lib/mime/packages -
> for example kate-trinity, konqueror-trinity, kdfp-trinity),
> and some are in /usr/lib/mime/packages - for example kedit-trinity,
> ktnef-trinity.
> 
> The location should therefore be united. And the question is
> whether will be easier to use system location /usr/lib/mime or juggle the
> configuration for location in /opt/trinity/lib/mime?

I don't use Chromium. Are there other apps that can help test this problem?

Second, is this a bug with update-mime more than Trinity? Or a Chromium problem?

Third, how do we build packages such that parts are installed in /usr and parts in /opt/trinity?

Darrell