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From: steveski on 10 Dec 2009 18:54
Lew Pitcher wrote:

> Grover Cleveland <deadprez(a)youporn.com> trolled:
>> On Thu, 10 Dec 2009 08:01:15 +0000, Peter Chant wrote:
>
>>> Does anyone know where they have hidden the menu editor in KDE4.2? Open
>>> Office has not been picked up in the menu's correctly but there does not
>>> appear to be any way to manually add it or re-scan the system for
>>> applications - things you could do in KDE 3.x.
>
>> Run kmenuedit (from /usr/bin) from the command line. The first thing
>> you would add to your menus would be kmenuedit.
>
> This pretty much sums up slackware, if not all of linux. In order
> to edit a gui menu, one has to run a command from bash.
>
> Just hilarious.
>
> KDE certainly looks great, though. We will be setting up our
> pirated version of Windoze 7 this weekend, hopefully, and you will
> be pleased to know that we will post a complete report to this
> newsgroup..

So the OS that you espouse is going to be pirated by you? MS would be
interested.

I know - don't feed the troll :-)

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Steveski
From: Rathbone on 10 Dec 2009 19:39
On 2009-12-10, Lew Pitcher <LPitcher(a)techsavvy.ca> wrote:
> Grover Cleveland <deadprez(a)youporn.com> trolled:
>> On Thu, 10 Dec 2009 08:01:15 +0000, Peter Chant wrote:
>
>>> Does anyone know where they have hidden the menu editor in KDE4.2? Open
>>> Office has not been picked up in the menu's correctly but there does not
>>> appear to be any way to manually add it or re-scan the system for
>>> applications - things you could do in KDE 3.x.
>
>> Run kmenuedit (from /usr/bin) from the command line. The first thing
>> you would add to your menus would be kmenuedit.
>
> This pretty much sums up slackware, if not all of linux. In order
> to edit a gui menu, one has to run a command from bash.

Hey, that's not true! ... You can also run commands from the Alt+F2
menu! ::ducks::
From: Peter Chant on 11 Dec 2009 03:01
Aaron W. Hsu wrote:

> I can confirm the right-click method. Just right-click on the Kicker and
> select the menu editor option.

Thanks guys, what I was missing was that you had to right click on the
kicker icon, not on the kicker menu itself which is what I first tried.

Pete

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