https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=448609
--- Comment #29 from Nicolas Fella <[email protected]> --- (In reply to adamska156 from comment #28) > After some serious investigation I think I've found a workaround that seems > to have fixed my personal issue, at least until I ever use kmenuedit again. > > Using Kfind I did a deep search and discovered that all the app entries I > deleted using kmenuedit had their desktop files moved to > ~/.local/share/kglobalaccel. Moving or deleting those desktop files from > that folder removed the entries from the kcm_keys "Applications" section. > > However, interestingly they were then suddenly showing up further down in > the "System Services" section. After some more digging the only mentions I > could find of some of those applications on my entire system were in the > applications-kmenuedit.menu file. Carefully deleting the remaining mentions > of those files there somehow removed them from kcm_keys altogether. > > This suggests to me, as far as the 'dummy application entries' bug goes, > this may be more of a kmenuedit bug than kcm_keys. Why does deleting entries > send desktop files to the kglobalaccel folder? Then again, why did mere > mentions of those applications in applications-kmenuedit.menu cause those > entries to show up in kcm_keys, but only if they were previously moved to > kglobalaccel. > > It's a strange cascade of issues to be sure. Maybe the simplest > investigation would be the first question of why those desktop files get > moved to kglobalaccel in the first place. Good find, this is definitely *one* source of issues. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
