As a long-time Mandrake/Mandriva user I have been lurking on this list
since it started. I have now installed Mageia for the first time on my
new computer and am running into lots of little issue.
For many years I used FVWM2, but in Mandriva 2011 I switched to Metisse,
and decided I quite liked it. Unfortunately metisse seems to have
died. I tried KDE and Gnome on Mageia but don't really like them, so I
decided to go back to fvwm2 - along with all my customisations from
times past.
In trying to update my old config file to work with the newer system I
checked out the PipeRead command in the official config file where it
calls the "xdg_menu" command. I tried it out on the command line to see
what output it produced and found quite a few errors:
/usr/bin/xdg_menu --format fvwm2 --charset UTF-8
WARNING: '/etc/xdg/kde/menus/kde-settings.menu' does not exist
WARNING: '/etc/xdg/kde/menus/kde-information.menu' does not exist
WARNING: '/etc/xdg/kde/menus/kde-settings.menu' does not exist
WARNING: '/etc/xdg/menus/applications-kmenuedit.menu' does not exist
Unknown 'Layout':
'HASH(0x20e2310) 0
Menuname ARRAY(0x20e2460) 0
Menuname ARRAY(0x20e2550) 0
Menuname ARRAY(0x20e2640) 0
So, is xdg_menu still valid, or is it broken? Is it still usable as
designed, or do I need to find another way to do this?
Brian.
