The package menu-2.1.5-19mdk manages the program-menus _for all WindowManagers_ systemwide. Only root is allowed to change the menus, of course. Read the (good) docs of /usr/doc/menu-2.1.5-19/ how to change them or adding items to it. BTW: the entry "Gnome-Edit" is NOT a duplicate entry of emacs but calls the editor, a user has been specified in his gnome-session. By default it is emacs but can be changed to any editor he likes in the Gnome Control Center, so you should not delete it. Gnome works fine changing the menus: It complains about modifying the system menus (permission denied) but allows you to edit your personal (favorites) menu. Because I don't use KDE, I don't know how to change your personal menu there. But it has nothing to do with the package menu. Probably another file is missing. Tommy. Am 27.07.00 schrieb Benjamin Sher: > I am talking about clickin on K, Panel, Edit Menus: "MenuEditor Not > Installed!" > > What in the world does this mean? The menu file IS installed: > > [sher@adsl-77-232-254 sher]$ rpm -q menu > menu-2.1.5-19mdk > [sher@adsl-77-232-254 sher]$ > > So what exactly is this about? > > I tried to edit my menus, first as a user, then as root (by logging off > and logging back into KDE as root. Same problem as root as well as user. > > By the way, under K, Applications, Editors, there is a listing for a > program called "Gnome-Edit". Actually, this is a duplicate menu entry > for Emacs. I wanted to delete it.
