> > If you have menu installed ("apt-get menu"), chances are it'll just
> > automagically appear (unless gschem is broken in regard to providing its
> > own menu entries.)
>
> > Kent
On Sun, Dec 19, 2004 at 04:19:15PM -0800, cfk wrote:
> It must be that as 'apt-get install menu' indicates menu is allready
> installed. Some programs do add themselves to the menu such as kdevelop, but
> gschem is one that dunt. Oh well, I can add it manually, I was just hoping
> the computer would make my life a bit easier so that I dont have to spelunk
> the executable names of hundreds of little proglets.
KDE (and afaik GNOME), to my dismay, don't use the debian menu system
for the primary menus but tack a 'Debian Menu' on the end. The menu
system maintains this sub-menu in these cases. Are you sure it isn't
under there? Look at the contents of /usr/lib/menu/gschem to find out
what part of the menu it would normally be placed under.
If you have tampered with your local user's individual menu (i.e. either
~/.menu or ~/.menu-methods exists) then you must explicitly run
update-menus yourself and restart your menu-carrying program.
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Jon Dowland
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