Thomas Adam <[email protected]> writes: > On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 02:14:38PM -0300, Jim Diamond wrote: >> I am running fvwm 2.6.0 on Slackware64 13.1. >> >> When it starts up it (apparently) runs fvwm-menu-desktop, which >> sends out the following complaints: >> >> -------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> WARNING: '/etc/kde/xdg/menus/applications-kmenuedit.menu' does not exist >> Unknown 'DefaultLayout': >> ' >> DestroyMenu "FvwmMenu" >> AddToMenu "FvwmMenu" "KDE Menu" Title >> -------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> I don't see anything in my configuration which is asking fvwm to call >> this program. >> >> Should I be getting this without asking for it, or am I doing >> something wrong. (If the latter, my apologies for the noise.) > > It's coming from fvwm-menu-desktop which is called from fvwm.c in liey of no > config found, *or* your config doesn't override the builtin menu.
There's no way to override the creation of the built in menu. There probably should be. Is there a way to defer creation of the menu until it is invoked? > I am not too surprised to see the above, but I don't have the environment > installed to reproduce it, as that would mean KDE being installed. The > error comes from interpret_menu() -- which it will then spit out the above > as a last resort. > > Probably nothing to worry about, it's just this script is perhaps overly > chatty. I think it's a bug in the kde config files. We should probably change the menu generation code to be quiet about it unless a debug or verbose flag is on. I can do that if you like...
