NOW someone mentions that there's some setup step to be performed. All
the other desktops are covered automatically by the common menuing
system.
No - you got it wrong . this is not a separate setup step what I
wanted to say was that there are two checkboxes under setup icon on xfce
Actually, Ben did make mention of that in the original post cause I went
back and re-read the post to see if there was something that I missed
and sure enough it was in there.
Mark
Digital Wokan wrote:
NOW someone mentions that there's some setup step to be performed. All
the other
Dear Peter:
Do you mean the two checkboxes under Setup, Startup: Gnome menu (xfmenu)
and KDE menu (xfmenu)? Mine are checked by default.
Benjamin
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Dear Mark:
This must a bug on your system. I would suggest joining the xfce mailing
list and ask one of the list members for help. I reall don't know what
the problem is. I imagine you have the latest version. I just left-click
on the xfce desktop and this brings up the menu, with full menus for
Benjamin,
Would not know how to increase the fonts in the X-Term window in Xfce? Mine
are so small I need a magnifying glass to read them.
-Original Message -
From: Benjamin Sher
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mon, 19 Mar 2001 10:50:04 -0600
Subject: Re: [expert] Xfce menues?
Dear Mark
NOW someone mentions that there's some setup step to be performed. All
the other desktops are covered automatically by the common menuing
system.
Peter FREIMANN wrote:
How'd you get all your KDE and Gnome menu items under the left mouse
button. There aren't any there on mine. I had to add
Dear Digital:
Click with your left mouse button on the desktop and you'll see all of
Mandrake's and Gnome's menus. Plus you can add icons (as many as 12) to
each of the 12 panel/toolbar icons. Click on the arrow above Netscape
and you'll see more icons. You can configure in Setup as many as 10
Ben,
How'd you get all your KDE and Gnome menu items under the left mouse
button. There aren't any there on mine. I had to add some stuff to the
buttons on the panel. Other then what was already there, there's
precious little in the way of menu items. Only drawback I've seen so
far. I'm liking
How'd you get all your KDE and Gnome menu items under the left mouse
button. There aren't any there on mine. I had to add some stuff to the
buttons on the panel. Other then what was already there, there's
precious little in the way of menu items. Only drawback I've seen so
far. I'm liking
