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K menu
In accordance with my previous topic about Kde installation, I have ran into another problem.
The menu created by my distribution was completely replaced with the K menu.
Now, I have found a work-around for this problem by making a new K menu with all the menu items from my distro´s menu and then after the kde installation, overwriting the new K menu item file. (assuming it is in ascii format like the one that is created by menudrake)
But to do this i need to find the K menu item file.
And that´s were the problem lies really, I dont seem to find it.
What is it´s default location anywhay?
The K Menu is usually costructed from the entries of the applnk directories.
The directories can be found in all directories listed in KDEDIRS under share, the KDE install directory and the KDE home directory.
For example on my system that would be
/usr/share/applnk
/usr/local/kde/share/applnk
~/.kde/share/applnk
As far as I know, KDE 3.2 will have vFolder based menu, which may use additional directories.
hth,
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Qt/KDE Developer
Debian User
I see, but is this information stored at some place?
I mean, when i change some entries with the K menu config tool, and save this config, is there any file saved on disk so it is faster for kde to load the kmenu?
I think KDE creates a binary system cache for this which it updates when the directories change or kbuildsycoca is run manually.
Cheers,
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Qt/KDE Developer
Debian User
darn, then i´ll have to write down all of teh entries from my mdk system utilities and then manually re-insert them one by one with the K menu config tool :/
oh well.... i better start working then
thnx.
I think you just need to save .kde/share/applnk
Cheers,
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Qt/KDE Developer
Debian User