The Gnome-2.6 menus appear to be locked and cannot be edited using
nautilus. For example, any attempt by "root" to add a folder to the
Applications menu causes nautilus to crash.
I checked the permissions on /usr/share/gnome/vfolders. Things look OK.
The directory, which is owned by root.root, has permissions 755. The
files within the directory are also owned by root.root and have
permissions 644, which should prevent *only* non-root users from
modifying the menus.
The panel(s) are not locked. I am able to add/remove/modify panels.
Exploring the wonders of gnome and gconf, I see that there is is
key/value pair that controls panel modification,
/apps/panel/global/lock_down [false]
I have not found an equivalent key/value pair for menus.
Thoughts???
-Joseph
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