What you say about Afterstep is no longer accurate, as of 0.99pre6-1
(upstream 1.0pre6) since I have changed things so that the Debian
Afterstep now has m4 support compiled in so that we can now use m4
includes for the Debian menus. This is much better than the old method
of using a skeleton file
If I remember correctly the /etc/menus dir is for pkgs you want skipped
when update-menus is run. Maybe skipped is incorrect. It's not updated
by the program but the super-user. Meaning that nothing added by dpkg
will be added to the menus in this dir. Making the menu system
non-operational if
> "Dima" == Dima <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dima> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Dima> you wrote:
>> But now something keeps adding a DestroyMenu MainMenu to the
>> "/etc/X11/fvwm2/menudefs.hook" file, so my premainmenu.hook
>> stuff gets wiped out by it. It started
On Sat, 19 Apr 1997, joost witteveen wrote:
> If you've got the menu package installed, the /etc/x11/fvwm2/menudefs.hook
> file is auto-generated by "update-menus", and thus should not be
> edited. If you want to add menuentries, you can
> -add them to the end of the menu in your /etc/X11/fvwm2
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
...
> But now something keeps adding a DestroyMenu MainMenu to
>the "/etc/X11/fvwm2/menudefs.hook" file, so my premainmenu.hook stuff
>gets wiped out by it. It started after the last upgrade, to the BETA
>version. I have `bug` reported it.
That's one o
> Dima writes:
> >
> > I dunno about changing stuff on reboot, but the easiest way to fix
> > fvwm2 is to put your customizations in ~/.fvwm2/*.hook files.
> >
> > You'll probably need to experiment a little to get it right -- I did,
> > but if you get stuck I can send you my config file
Dima writes:
>
> I dunno about changing stuff on reboot, but the easiest way to fix
> fvwm2 is to put your customizations in ~/.fvwm2/*.hook files.
>
> You'll probably need to experiment a little to get it right -- I did,
> but if you get stuck I can send you my config files.
I did tha
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