And default to on.
I don't like this, but downstream complains that their users get
confused when using kmenuedit to edit their menu and newly-
installed apps are no longer sorted-in alphabetically in the
presence of the kmenuedit-generated files causing sorting to be
disabled. And we don't have the resources to fix kmenuedit.
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No, I don't know what's wrong exactly or if anything is even wrong.
Apparently using kmenuedit to edit and/or reorder apps writes out a file, and this then stops the otherwise alphabetical sorting, so newly installed apps aren't sorted in alphabetically.
This makes sense to me to some degree, because obviously you can't "sort in things alphabetically" when the list isn't alphabetical to begin with, but I guess editing that doesn't change order or names maybe shouldn't stop sorting.
Downstream is convinced this is all confusing to users even if they do it to themselves and asked for an alphabetic sorting option.
note: it was overall discussed and agreed that this optional sort is providing a solution in certain cases without changing anything when not making it "default on", which was never requested to do.
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