[Bug 61340] Re: Alacarte emptied my Applications menu list.

2009-05-25 Thread Nobis
Seems like alacarte has some problems when trying to edit menu points with non utf-8 chars. I tried installing an application via wine. This created a menu entry with unreadable chars. After trying to delete this entry via alacarte my menu is empty as described by the other people in this bug

[Bug 61340] Re: Alacarte emptied my Applications menu list.

2008-09-27 Thread Robert D. Martin
ok, I can confirm that my own ~/.config/menus/applications.menu existing but being currently empty indeed leads to alacarte terminating. I wish to report a possible cause though for the emptiness. Topic: system defaults changed via the context menu of the nautilus file manager. Namely, I

[Bug 61340] Re: Alacarte emptied my Applications menu list.

2008-06-07 Thread nobrain
If ~/.config/menus/applications.menu exist, but it is empty, alacarte will terminates. Ubuntu 8.04: $ alacarte /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/apt/progress.py: inconsistent use of tabs and spaces in indentation Traceback (most recent call last): File /usr/bin/alacarte, line 36, in module

[Bug 61340] Re: Alacarte emptied my Applications menu list.

2007-05-20 Thread Chris Lord
I just ran into this - it seems pretty brain-dead that opening the menu editor will kill your menus without warning when you don't have any disk space (which happens from time to time) and not offer any way to recover them, except by deleting some magical file that you're extremely unlikely to

[Bug 61340] Re: Alacarte emptied my Applications menu list.

2007-01-11 Thread Travis Watkins
Rejecting, alacarte should not hide the fact that the user has done something that will make them unable to even login if they don't fix it before logging out. ** Changed in: alacarte (Ubuntu) Status: Confirmed = Rejected -- Alacarte emptied my Applications menu list.

[Bug 61340] Re: Alacarte emptied my Applications menu list.

2006-12-05 Thread Pete Ryland
You'll have to free some disk space first. -- Alacarte emptied my Applications menu list. https://launchpad.net/bugs/61340 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs

[Bug 61340] Re: Alacarte emptied my Applications menu list.

2006-12-04 Thread Spenser Gilliland
I had the same problem. But the fixes you have suggested did not work for me. I have even reinstalled gnome-menus. This happened to me when i was altering the menu and moving 10gb of audio which failed because of insufficient disk space. This filled the 20gb partition. I'm a newbie so I'll

[Bug 61340] Re: Alacarte emptied my Applications menu list.

2006-12-04 Thread Spenser Gilliland
I had the same problem. But the fixes you have suggested did not work for me. I have even reinstalled gnome-menus. This happened to me when i was altering the menu and moving 10gb of audio which failed because of insufficient disk space. This filled the 20gb partition. I'm a newbie so I'll

[Bug 61340] Re: Alacarte emptied my Applications menu list.

2006-10-19 Thread Pete Ryland
Perhaps this is an issue with disk space? Can the original poster confirm if there was limited available disk space when running alacarte? The information I can glean from the stack trace is that the menu file (normally at ~/.config/menus/applications.menu) existed but was empty (already).

[Bug 61340] Re: Alacarte emptied my Applications menu list.

2006-10-19 Thread Pete Ryland
BTW, to recreate the menus, simply remove the personalised menu file like so: $ rm -f ~/.config/menus/applications.menu And rerun alacarte: $ alacarte It will hopefully recreate your menus from the system-wide defaults. If the system-wide defaults are broken too, try reinstalling the gnome-

[Bug 61340] Re: Alacarte emptied my Applications menu list.

2006-10-19 Thread Pete Ryland
And here's how to reproduce the stack trace above: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ /home/pdr/.config/menus/applications.menu [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ alacarte /var/lib/python-support/python2.4/gtk-2.0/bonobo/__init__.py: inconsistent use of tabs and spaces in indentation Traceback (most recent call last):