Hello,
I have one small issue, which I am hoping someone can point me in the
right direction with, this being adding custom menus to gnome & kde.
In previous releases of Suse, Suse used susewm to add remove custom
menus to the desktop environment. With Suse-9 this is no longer
included. I have seen that xdg_menu is added, but this does not provide
direct support for gnome or kde. So my question is .. what is the
alternative?
If you can help or provide documentation it would be ever so helpful.
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traxtopel
On Tue, 30 Sep 2003 12:44:07 +0200, traxtopel
Hello,
I have one small issue, which I am hoping someone can point me in the right direction with, this being adding custom menus to gnome & kde.
In previous releases of Suse, Suse used susewm to add remove custom menus to the desktop environment. With Suse-9 this is no longer included. I have seen that xdg_menu is added, but this does not provide direct support for gnome or kde. So my question is .. what is the alternative?
If you can help or provide documentation it would be ever so helpful.
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On Tue, 30 Sep 2003 12:44:07 +0200, traxtopel
wrote: where did you get suse 9? where have you downloaded it?
Hello,
I have one small issue, which I am hoping someone can point me in the right direction with, this being adding custom menus to gnome & kde.
In previous releases of Suse, Suse used susewm to add remove custom menus to the desktop environment. With Suse-9 this is no longer included. I have seen that xdg_menu is added, but this does not provide direct support for gnome or kde. So my question is .. what is the alternative?
If you can help or provide documentation it would be ever so helpful.
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You cannot download it, as it is not available yet. I have access
for development purposes.
If anyone is reading thinking of sending me a mail ,asking for it ..
forget it.
On Tue, 2003-09-30 at 13:24, nik wrote:
traxtopel
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