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-=GGW=- $ol!d $n4>|e Veteran
Joined: 12 Apr 2004 Posts: 1616 Location: USA
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Posted: Fri Jan 06, 2006 2:29 pm Post subject: smeg and kmenuedit conficts |
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It appears smeg and kmenuedit do not work well together.. at all. Smeg seems to have taken over control of the menu editing but some of the things that are there in smeg are not in kmenuedit. Any deletions or additions i attempt to make with kmenu edit do not show up, but hotkeys i make with kmenuedit work. Also additions made by kappfinder also work. I tried uninstalling smeg and gnome but that didn't seem to help, and the gnome menu entries are still there. If i wanted to add a menu item, is there a way i could make kappfinder think my menu item was an app and have it add the file? |
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davidjneff n00b
Joined: 15 Dec 2005 Posts: 47
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Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2006 6:30 pm Post subject: Re: smeg and kmenuedit conficts |
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-=GGW=- $ol!d $n4>|e wrote: | It appears smeg and kmenuedit do not work well together.. at all. Smeg seems to have taken over control of the menu editing but some of the things that are there in smeg are not in kmenuedit. Any deletions or additions i attempt to make with kmenu edit do not show up, but hotkeys i make with kmenuedit work. Also additions made by kappfinder also work. I tried uninstalling smeg and gnome but that didn't seem to help, and the gnome menu entries are still there. If i wanted to add a menu item, is there a way i could make kappfinder think my menu item was an app and have it add the file? |
I tried smeg on one PC, and shortly after decided to switch from gnome to kde as my primary desktop just because it has so much more configuration capabilities and is where the development action is.
KDE menus were fine on the PCs that had never run smeg, but on the one I had run smeg (just once, didn't change anything) there was no menu heirarchy, everything was flat, and kmenuedit wouldn't run from the start panel (would run from a shell windows). I unmerged smeg,I blew away my .kde directory, didn't fix it. Then blew away my .control directory and then KDE menus were correct/consistent with other PCs.
I kind of like the more minimalistic approach of gnome, kde is kind of cluttered, but kde just has so many more tools for configuration, preferences, networking, etc.. I just wanted to make some minor menu changes in gnome and it wasn't obvious how to do this. |
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