<!--
  - applications.xml
  - Defines the characteristics for specific applications
  -
  - Just before the application is printed, tracer looks into this file.
  - When some definition matches, tracer examines its type. Daemons can be
  - printed different way than regular applications. Also applications marked
  - as 'static' will not be printed, cause only way how to restart them is reboot.
  -
  -
  - Copyright (C) 2016 Jakub Kadlcik
  -
  - This copyrighted material is made available to anyone wishing to use,
  - modify, copy, or redistribute it subject to the terms and conditions of
  - the GNU General Public License v.2, or (at your option) any later version.
  - This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
  - ANY WARRANTY expressed or implied, including the implied warranties of
  - MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU General
  - Public License for more details.  You should have received a copy of the
  - GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the
  - Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA
  - 02110-1301, USA.
  -
  -
  -
  - Available types:
  -     * daemon - Application is managed by init system
  -     * static - Application is restartable only through rebooting the system
  -     * session - Application is restartable only through restarting the session
  -                 (i.e. Log out & Log in again)
  -
  - Application syntax:
  -     <app name="app_name1" type="daemon" />
  -     <app name="app_name2" helper="Run this command: app_name2 stop" />
  -     <app name="app_name3" rename="app_name_3" />
  -     <app name="app_name4" ignore="ignore" />
  -     <app name="app_name5" rename="app_name1" />
  -
  -
  - Note that applications can be wrapped into group. In this case please set
  - attributes to the group and omit them from applications
  -
  - Group syntax
  -     <group type="static">
  -         <app name="app_name1" />
  -         <app name="app_name2" />
  -         <app name="app_name3" />
  -     </group>
  -
  - Helpers:
  -     Obviously you can specify the helper and set the command for restarting
  -     the application. I.e. helper="myapp restart".
  -     What is actually more interesting is that you can add various arguments.
  -
  -     <app name="app_name" helper="kill {PID}" />
  -
  - Helper arguments:
  -     * {PNAME} - Name of the process
  -     * {NAME}  - Name of the application
  -     * {PID}   - Process ID
  -     * {EXE}   - Process binary
  -
  - Helper note:
  -     It's possible to set additional helper note which is shown only when
  -     displaying application's details. It should contain additional
  -     explanation to command used as helper or any important imformation.
  -
  -     <app name="app_name" type="session"
  -          note="It cares of desktop, so you can't close it directly" />
  -
  -->

<applications>

	<!--
	   - Common applications
	  -->

	<group type="static">
		<app name="dbus-daemon" />
		<app name="gvfsd-metadata" />
		<app name="at-spi-bus-launcher" />
		<app name="gconfd-2" />
		<app name="systemd" />
	</group>

	<group type="session">
		<app name="dbus-launch" />
		<app name="X" />
		<app name="xmonad-i386-linux" />
		<app name="openbox" />
		<app name="kdeinit4: kdeinit4 Running..." />
		<app name="plasma-desktop" />
		<app name="korgac" />
		<app name="gvfsd" />
		<app name="gvfs-udisks2-volume-monitor" />
		<app name="gvfs-afc-volume-monitor" />
		<app name="nm-applet" />
	</group>

	<app name="auditd" type="daemon" helper="service auditd restart" />
	<app name="dropbox" helper="dropbox stop; dropbox start" />
	<app name="pulseaudio" helper="pulseaudio --kill; pulseaudio --start" />
	<app name="gnome-shell" helper="killall -3 gnome-shell" />
	<app name="tracker-store" helper="tracker daemon --terminate=store; tracker daemon --start store" />

	<!--
	   - Login Managers
	   -->
	<group type="static">
		<app name="lightdm" />
	</group>


	<!--
	   - KDE applications
	  -->

	<group helper="kdeinit4">
		<app name="klauncher" />
	</group>

	<group type="session">
		<app name="kuiserver" />
		<app name="kglobalaccel" />
		<app name="kactivitymanagerd" />
		<app name="kded4" />
		<app name="knotify4" />
		<app name="kwalletd" />
		<app name="kdeinit4" />
	</group>

	<app name="akonadi_control" helper="akonadictl restart" />
	<app name="akonadiserver" helper="akonadictl restart" />


	<!--
	   - MATE applications
	  -->
	<group type="session">
		<app name="gnome-keyring-daemon" />
		<app name="gvfs-gphoto2-volume-monitor" />
		<app name="gvfs-mtp-volume-monitor" />
		<app name="gvfsd-fuse" />
		<app name="gvfsd-trash" />
		<app name="imsettings-daemon" />
		<app name="mate-session" />
		<app name="clock-applet" />
		<app name="notification-area-applet" />
		<app name="wnck-applet" />
		<app name="dconf-service" />
	</group>


	<!--
	   - Xfce applications
	  -->
	<group type="session">
		<app name="xfce4-notifyd" />
		<app name="xfce4-power-manager" />
		<app name="xfce4-session" />
		<app name="xfconfd" />
		<app name="xfsettingsd" />
		<app name="panel-2-actions" />
		<app name="panel-6-systray" />
	</group>


	<!--
	   - LXDE applications
	  -->
	<group type="session">
		<app name="lxdm-binary" />
		<app name="clipit" />
		<app name="pcmanfm" note="It cares about desktop icons and can't be restarted directly." />
		<app name="pnmixer" />
		<app name="lxpolkit" />
	</group>


	<!-- We should just ignore sudo -->
	<!-- https://github.com/FrostyX/tracer/issues/162 -->
	<app name="sudo" ignore="ignore" />
	<app name="su" ignore="ignore" />

</applications>