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On Sunday 21 August 2005 9:56 pm, Grant Sewell wrote: > > Those can be put back (initially as non-KDE applications) but the menu > > itself won't re-appear even if you use kmenuedit until kdelibs is fixed. > > Ok, gotcha. Thanks Neil. Is there anywhere where I could have found out > that the problem is with kdelibs? Personally I wouldn't have thought at > looking at that package. Only really as I did it - the application that is failing is kmenuedit - the fact that the menu has disappeared is not actually a problem. What matters is that the menu cannot be recreated - which also explains why it is now absent as the system may be trying, and failing, to create it. So you start with kmenuedit and look at the *Debian* bugs for that program. You can browse them with reportbug or at the debian site. In my case, I found a similar bug and added some more information. I then got the answer back by email from one of the developers explaining how kdelibs had caused the problem and that kmenuedit was merely the symptom. He also gave information on the workaround. If you read through the page that I put in the last message, you can see how that process worked. -- Neil Williams ============= http://www.data-freedom.org/ http://www.nosoftwarepatents.com/ http://www.linux.codehelp.co.uk/
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