Onsdag 12 december 2007 15:47 skrev Richard Creighton: > Verner Kjærsgaard wrote: > > Onsdag 12 december 2007 12:57 skrev Richard Creighton: > >> Recently I posted a question about the location of the files KDE uses to > >> keep the information about the KMENU icon in the lower left corner (on > >> most systems). Only the Applications subpanel are directly editable > >> with the menu editor and indirectly the Favorites. The 'Computer' > >> subpanel contains several icons, one of which is the "remote:/" icon. > >> On my system, when I press this, I get a 'Malformed URL' error > >> message. From the 'My Computer' icon with the navigation panel on, if > >> I select the Network icon, same deal. HOWEVER, if I open up Konqueror > >> and manually type in 'remote:/' I get a list including icons for > >> previously defined 'fish' sesssions produced by the wizard. > >> > >> > >> <snip> > > > > Hi > > > > on my SuSE10.2 they (some of them...) went into: > > > > /home/my-username/.config/menus > > > > A trick; just before I change something, I go: > > touch /tmp/now > > Then I do my change, afterwords I find it with: > > find . -newer /tmp/now > > > > - hope this helped :-) > > I appreciate your response. Apparently this is a 'toughie' because as > of this writing, yours is the only response. Unfortunately, I still > can't find why Konqueror can find 'remote:/' and the icon which points > to 'remote:/' is considered a bad URL. Nor can I find where that Icon > is defined to see if there is a hidden character in it that is 'wierd' > and causing an error. If I could change it, your idea of using find to > see where it is hiding would be very valuable but so far it seems the > 'Computer' part of Kmenu is not in the same place as the user editable > 'Applications', or I am overlooking something that is so obvious that if > it was a rattlesnake, I'd already be dead :) > > Thanks and if you have any more ideas, I'm open to them. > > Richard
I've worked a little with the KDE desktop - and I still don't understand most of it.. But try looking into /var/lib/kde-profiles/ and see what you can find. Also, look into /etc/opt/kde3 Look into /etc/kde-user-profile Look into /etc/kde3rc And all menuentries are XML files, as I see it, things are deleted by ADDING to a file, noting that the aforementioned entry (in another file) is now deleted anyhow.... Others on the list, please correct me if I'm wrong :-) -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Med venlig hilsen/Best regards Verner Kjærsgaard Novell Certified Linux Professional 10035701 -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
