KDE menu wierdness
On my sid box at home, I had an issue which turned my KDE menu topsy turvy. Note that I am running 32 bit sid on this box. On my 64-bit machine at work, I haven't seen this behavior. Originally, the top-level menu categories were similar to the ones on kde 3.5: Debian, Development, Edutainment, Games, Graphics, Internet, Multimedia, Office, etc. At some point, I lost System, Office, and a couple of others...And all of the apps that lived under them are now in Lost and Found, about 120 or so. I opened kmenuedit and tried to restore menu config, to no avail. Is there a way to access the menu from the command line? a file I can edit to arrange it? The gui seems a little time consuming. Anyone got a fix for it? --b
Re: KDE menu wierdness
Heyho! On Tuesday 04 May 2010 04.44:48 B. Alexander wrote: > [ KDE Menu chaos ] > Anyone got a fix for it? Have you tried creating a new account and looking if it's there as well? The menu is basically system wide, but users may customize it (and I absolutely don't understand how system wide and local menu are merged.) If it's not system wide, removing the right files from your ~/.kde, ~/.local and/or ~/.config directories should probably cure the proble, (If you didn't do much customizing you can obviously nuke your whole configuration but in my case, that would lose quite a few hours configuration work, not to speak of stuff like address book/calendar data etc. ...) cheers -- vbi -- I have opinions of my own - strong opinions - but I don't always agree with them. -- George W. Bush signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part.
