Well the real lesson there is don't use Red Carpet unliess you really
like to do everything with rpm --nodeps. The price you pay for such
smoothness in the update is excessive.
No kidding--sounds like a horrible mess waiting to happen.
Right now what I see is that the easy way to
Mad Scientist wrote:
On Sunday 28 July 2002 02:21 pm, you wrote:
If you look at /usr/lib/menu you will see all sorts of files that have
to do with menu. In those files is a needs clause.
If it needs kde then it disappears when kde is removed. Those files are
written directly into the mdk rpm
On Monday 29 Jul 2002 5:49 am, Mad Scientist wrote:
On Sunday 28 July 2002 02:21 pm, you wrote:
If you look at /usr/lib/menu you will see all sorts of files that have
to do with menu. In those files is a needs clause.
If it needs kde then it disappears when kde is removed. Those files
Derek Jennings wrote:
On Monday 29 Jul 2002 5:49 am, Mad Scientist wrote:
On Sunday 28 July 2002 02:21 pm, you wrote:
If you look at /usr/lib/menu you will see all sorts of files that have
to do with menu. In those files is a needs clause.
If it needs kde then it disappears when kde is
On Monday 29 July 2002 01:55 am, civileme wrote:
Thanks for the heads-up. I haven't seen that one before but it works
very nicely. I can reproduce by intentionally malforming a menu entry
in /usr/lib/menu
Shoot. looks like we need a syntax checker for thoser entries with an
interactive
Miark wrote:
I have the opposite problem. I installed Gnome2 directly from
Ximian, and having updating software using Red Carpet, some
of my menu items have disappeared. Most notably, XMMS and gFTP.
Those programs exist, work, and are easily invoked from the
commandline, but they've
On Monday 29 July 2002 01:12 pm, civileme wrote:
Right now what I see is that the easy way to analyze this is likely
going to be using a script
The following is a very simple-minded one which should do some magic
[snip]
Thanks for the script. Is there a latency from when it removes the
On Saturday 27 July 2002 09:40 pm, you wrote:
El sáb, 27-07-2002 a las 19:57, Dennis Myers escribió:
On Saturday 27 July 2002 08:32 pm, you wrote:
I installed Gnome and removed KDE, leaving alone my various other
windows managers (Blackbox, IceWM, etc.). Fine, but now the start menus
On Sunday 28 July 2002 08:24 am, Dennis Myers wrote:
I installed Gnome and removed KDE, leaving alone my various other
windows managers (Blackbox, IceWM, etc.). Fine, but now the start
menus in my various windows managers are missing many items. All
items are visible in menudrake,
Mad Scientist wrote:
On Sunday 28 July 2002 08:24 am, Dennis Myers wrote:
I installed Gnome and removed KDE, leaving alone my various other
windows managers (Blackbox, IceWM, etc.). Fine, but now the start
menus in my various windows managers are missing many items. All
items are visible in
On Sunday 28 July 2002 02:21 pm, you wrote:
If you look at /usr/lib/menu you will see all sorts of files that have
to do with menu. In those files is a needs clause.
If it needs kde then it disappears when kde is removed. Those files are
written directly into the mdk rpm spec files and are
I installed Gnome and removed KDE, leaving alone my various other
windows managers (Blackbox, IceWM, etc.). Fine, but now the start menus
in my various windows managers are missing many items. All items are
visible in menudrake, but they do not appear in the start menus. I've
tried editing
On Saturday 27 July 2002 08:32 pm, you wrote:
I installed Gnome and removed KDE, leaving alone my various other
windows managers (Blackbox, IceWM, etc.). Fine, but now the start menus
in my various windows managers are missing many items. All items are
visible in menudrake, but they do not
El sáb, 27-07-2002 a las 19:57, Dennis Myers escribió:
On Saturday 27 July 2002 08:32 pm, you wrote:
I installed Gnome and removed KDE, leaving alone my various other
windows managers (Blackbox, IceWM, etc.). Fine, but now the start menus
in my various windows managers are missing many
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