Thank You Will! I think this is exactly what I want to do. NoDisplay=true in the desktop file does the job.
Now I need a set konsolekalendar icons. And to decide which submenu. Is there a standard? Regards, Allen On Saturday 29 November 2003 04:42 am, Will Stephenson wrote: > On Friday 28 November 2003 21:09, Allen Winter wrote: > > This just isn't gonna work for konsolekalendar which has no user > > interface at all (be it graphical or curses based). It would not be > > good to have konsolekalendar available in the start menu. It may be > > that > > the best we can do is put the handbook on the konsolekalendar component > > page at pim.kde.org (http://pim.kde.org/components/konsolekalendar.php) > > > > Else, have the konsolekalendar desktop entry run (Ick, Feh): > > kdialog --sorry "konsolekalendar is a command-line only program. \ > > Please read the handbook at help:/konsolekalendar/index.html for > > more info" > > Kappfinder installs a load of .desktops, some of which, like > xmms-enqueue.desktop, don't appear in the K menu. I haven't read the spec, > but I'm guessing the NoDisplay=true line in the desktop file causes this. > Maybe if you combined that with a kdialog warning if it is run, so that > people who make it visible in the menu editor find out what's going on. > > I just tested this with Kopete, the K Menu entry is hidden but it's still > visible in the khelpcenter list. > > HTH > > Will
