--- Philip Webb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 060721 Leonardo wrote: > > I'm using gentoo since some months now > > and I have to say that I really start to like it ... , > > Did it take you that long (grin) ?
Haha. I think installing Gentoo takes forever. When it looks ok, I start thinking how to do things differently, and the emerge goes on, and on... > > I don't have a 'consistent' kde menu: > > Is there a way to reorganize the menu automatically > > without having to go through all the installed packages per > hand? > > KDE tries to organise the items in a rational manner, > but it also provides Kmenuedit to allow you to do whatever you > want. > After you've designed your menu as you like it best, > you simply have to check that new apps get put where you > prefer. > > BTW there's a cute little app Apwal (x11-misc), which you can > customise > to call up a temporary array of icons on your desktop > representing apps. > I have it assigned to L-click & use it for apps I commonly > use, > but don't have restarted by KDE when it starts up. > Apwal deserves to be better known. > Nice tool Apwal. I knew Kmenuedit already, but I have way too many apps to loose time reorganizing the menu going after them one by one. 'Till some months ago at home, and at work I was/am using Mandriva; when I urpmi a package there, it goes automatically in the kde menu. Isn't there a similar way of doing it in Gentoo, maybe an app that goes through the 'world' and reconstructs with some decent categorization the menus (kde, gnome...)? Ciao, Leodp __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com -- [email protected] mailing list
