On Sun, 2002-10-06 at 14:08, Mr. Adam ALLEN wrote:
> Were those rpms designed to do the re-arranging upon installation? or
Yes, it loads the default Gnome menu layout instead of Red Hat's. From
the code in the new gnome-vfs it appears that in the future a default
menu layout will be selectable from gconf.
> was it a tool to. If they wasn't supposed to do the re-arranging then,
> some random clicking in Nautilus and dragging from the menu- has got
> some nice menus. (I'm going on about the random mouse clicking... I
> dragged a few of the icons from the start menu into my home directory...
> it completely destroyed the menus, logged-out, logged-in, perfect
> menus).
home directory? I'm not sure what you did here.
You can pull up the menu in nautilus by typing applications:
(note the ':' on the end) in the location bar. Or by clicking start-here
and then applications. Then you can just create launchers, or drag/drop
existing ones to where you want them. It seems you still have to create
folders/subfolders by hand. I haven't had time to play it anymore today.
The base menu layouts are in /etc/gnome-vfs-2.0/vfolders. Any changes a
user makes to their menu layout is stored in ~/.gnome2/vfolders.
Regards,
Jim H
