The OpenVAS-Client .desktop file does not point to the correct executable. This means that the client does not show up in the Gnome menu. I haven't tested with other menuing systems, but I imagine they would have the same problem. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Emerge openvas-client-2.0.0 2. killall gnome-panel (to make sure panel reloads all .desktop files) 3. See no menu item for OpenVAS-client 4. cat /usr/share/applications/OpenVASClient-openvas-client.desktop 5. updatedb && locate OpenVASClient 6. ll /usr/bin/OpenVAS-Client Actual Results: Found that the .desktop file is trying to run and see "OpenVASClient". Found that the true executable is named "OpenVAS-Client". Expected Results: The .desktop file would point to the correct executable name, so that the OpenVAS GUI shows up in the menu. The case of the executable name, "OpenVAS-Client", is inconsistent with the naming case of the other OpenVAS components. The others are all lowercase. For openvas-client to be CamelCase is inconsistent, and can lead to confusion. It took me a while to even find the correct executable when I was looking for the problem with the .desktop issue. I'm not filing this as another bug, because you might as well fix both at once. BTW -- the OpenVAS project bumped OpenVAS-Client to 2.0.1 for a seemingly unrelated bug.
Thanks for reporting this issue, assigning to maintainer.
Fixed in 2.0.1. As for the CamelCase-filename, I already requested upstream to rename it to openvas-client, though they didn't like the idea. But you are welcome to try again ;-)
