[Andreas Tille] > Could anybody please explain what kschoolmenu does what the Debian > default menu package can do?
kschoolmenu provides a method to create custom menus for groups of users. It works by providing a KDE application to edit the current KDE menu, and saving the new menu as a set of override files. This is done using a Xsession.d script changing the KDEDIRS variable based on group membership, pointing it to the override files for the correct group, and by creating the override files in /var/. The override files are merged with the global KDE menu, and includes both additions and removals. It is downloadable from <URL:ftp://ftp.skolelinux.no/skolelinux/dists/woody/local/binary-i386/non-official/kschoolmenu_0.06_i386.deb> (source nearby). I do not know how to do similar things with the debian menu. More specificly, I'm not sure how to set per user overrides during login. I do not know the debian menu system very well.
