Hello All, Am 01:41 2003-04-19 +0200 hat Antonio G. - Geotronix geschrieben: > >-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >Hash: SHA1 > >* venerd� 18 aprile 2003, alle 16:48, Rudy scrive: >> >> There should be others but this is an example. >> http://cafecomputer.com/guide/ch-mtdyo.en.html#s-ctmenu >> >Yes, but this modifys the system menu's globaly. I want to give each >user the possibility to modify his own menu's. >I know all this has something to do with update-menus and having a >~/.menu folder in the home dir of every user. However this seem to not >work. Things that I read came form the /usr/doc/menu/html/index.html >file. But for some reason I keep seeing the system menus every time >instead of the personlized ones.
I was thinking about a 'mkmenu' script which can called with a parameter First I like to create a config-file which defines profiles like: # mkmake.profile office <package1> <package2> <package3> <package4> <package5> <package6> jr-10 <package1> <package2> <package3> jr-14 <package1> <package2> <package3> <package4> Then I like to call 'mkmenu' with mkmenu <profile> and it will check, if a package specified in the mkmenu.profile is present in the /var/lib/menu diectory and then it if YES, it will be added and moved into the ~/.menu folder It can be done easyly with a BASH-Script Sorry, but curently I am very sick because a Kidneyfail and can not work on it, but I like to hear from you Michelle -- Registered Linux-User #280138 with the Linux Counter, http://counter.li.org.
