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Monday, November 22nd 2004, 5:28pm

startmenu program list file name

hello,

how is called the name of the file where is saved the start menu program list ?

thanks

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Monday, November 22nd 2004, 6:20pm

AFAIK it is a dirrectory. I think they are $KDEDIR/share/applnk (for global menus) and ~/.kde/share/applnk (for local changes). You can edit the menu with K Menu Editor.

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Tuesday, November 23rd 2004, 1:15am

k menu edit doesn't works very well. is there someting else ?

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Tuesday, November 23rd 2004, 1:21am

~/.kde/share/applnk is an empty folder....

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Tuesday, November 23rd 2004, 6:51am

All menu's are separated in two types (which are merged together when you click on the K-menu). The global part, which is the same for all users. These can be found in $KDEDIR. If you change something here, all users have that changes.

The local part is in ~/.kde. If you add an entry yourself or modify an entry, it will be stored in ~/.kde/share/applnk. As your directory is empty, you probably haven't added any items to the K-menu as user.

You can also try to insert applications with "kappfinder".

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Tuesday, November 23rd 2004, 12:49pm

applnk is the old (KDE 3.1 and before) way of handling the application menu, KDE 3.2 and higher is implementing the freedesktop.org menu specification, which stores menus in /usr/share/applications or its local equivalent .local/share/applications (that are the default paths, environment varibales can change them)

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