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I found a repo of 'standard' desktop files (from a Linux distribution possibly?)
but can no longer find the link (searching GitHub and filtering 'code language'
to desktop gives too many hits)
As advised here,
once you've found a new .desktop file:
Place this file in the /usr/share/applications directory so that it is
accessible by everyone, or in ~/.local/share/applications if you only
wish to make it accessible to a single user. Which is used should depend
on whether your application is installed systemwide or into a user's home
directory. GNOME monitors these directories for changes, so simply copying
the file to the right location is enough to register it with the desktop.
There's no need to run chmod +x on the file, but note that ~/ format in either Exec or Icon fields of the .desktop file will not be followed - i.e. use absolute paths.
These files are opened by xdg-open according to the shebang lines I've seen (I see no need to use them here)