Thanks for everbodies help - the only solution was to use GnoRPM to first
verify all gnome graphical desktop packages and then re-install all that
had errors by upgrading with the allow replacement of packages option
enabled in the preferences. This process seemed possible only with GnoRPM
and
You might be able to undisable them with menudrake (either as root to configure
system menu, or as a user to configure your individual menu)
Do you have the problem in all users? If not you can simply create a new account for
yourself.
derek
On Fri, 29 Nov 2002 23:35:12 +1200
Morgan Read
Hmm, tried this - no joy I'm affaid, Main Menu still vanished in all logins
including root. Still get an error message - no system menus found!.
When I open the Global menu (right click on the Panel) the Gnome Programs
menu has no entries... :-(
M.
On Tue, 2002-11-26 at 17:44, Morgan Read wrote:
On Saturday 30 November 2002 07:20 pm, Morgan Read wrote:
Hmm, tried this - no joy I'm affaid, Main Menu still vanished in all logins
including root. Still get an error message - no system menus found!.
When I open the Global menu (right click on the Panel) the Gnome Programs
menu has no
Thanks for your help, but Civileme's script seems to report every menu entry:
...has been disabled
check your menus
any ideas about undiableing them?
Morgan
If you are lucky simply running
updates-menus
might fix it for you. (try it as a user, then as root)
Also try removing that .desktop
I installed a programme recently, and noticed that the GnoRPM tool asked
me where to put a .desktop icon that turned out to put an icon in the
main menu.
Frustrated at the clumsyness of the menu editors and intrigued that their
might be a process as straight forward as (and similar in simplicity
