Hello, Mandrake generates a blackbox menu automatically. Just include /etc/X11/blackbox/blackbox-menu in your blackbox menu. You can also edit it using the menudrake utility. In menudrake, make sure you change your environment to blackbox.
Ben the pAved earth http://www.thepavedearth.com ---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- From: "Sean 'Shaleh' Perry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2002 20:32:11 -0700 (PDT) >On 11-Jul-2002 D. Olson wrote: >> I use this distro (please don't insult me) and when I looked at fluxbox's >> menu config file, it had a list of all the mandrake menus... And it said that >> the file was automatically generated and to not mess with it. >> >> I would like to write a script that adds the mandrake menus into my blackbox >> menu without and is automatically generated at login. I can do all that, >> except I don't know how I can get the mandrake menus generated into a >> blackbox menu file. >> >> Does anyone know how to do this? >> >> >> >> I did it manually by copying and pasting into the blackbox menu file from the >> fluxbox menu file. The result I achieved is that there is a Mandrake submenu >> with all the mandrake menu items in it. >> > >in Debian we have a program call update-menus which reads /usr/lib/menu which >contains one file per package. Each file is parsed and pieced together via a >script provided by each window manager package. If you look more closely you >may discover a similar approach in Mandrake. > >Unless flux is radically different, the include directive should help as well. >Look at data/README.menu. >
