David Faure <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> Well it should be fairly simple in theory: the menu system should only
> deal with what it knows about, and leave untouched the .kdelnk or .desktop
> files that come from external packages.
> The current behaviour, instead, is quite ... aggressive. I suppose
> this was to make the migration easier (deleting the existing kdelnk/desktop
> files), but rpm -U could have done that instead, no ?

The problem if we leave the user's files unchanged, is that we come with a
menu completely screw up. -> entries at the root level, duplicate entries,
"apps" and "applications" groups, etc..


-- 
Guillaume Cottenceau

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