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Xfce right-click menu problem - how to remove an entry?
I'm using Xfce 4.2.0 and the other day, I ran KDE's Konsole. For some reason, it has added itself to Xfce's right-click menu and I want to remove it. If I run xfce4-menueditor, for the section that contains various categories like Accessories, Development, etc, all I see is "---include---" and "system" in the Name and Command columns respectively. So how do I remove the entry for Konsole?
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Look for menu.xml (probably in /etc/xfce). This file is used for the menu's, edit to your needs. Hope this helps. |
Thank you for the reply druuna. Unfortunately, that file doesn't help and it is the same one used by xfce4-menueditor. In it, I can only find reference to "system" as in my first post. Why does Xfce's documentation have to be so sucky? :(
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Hi,
Which menu.xml is used by the editor? The global (/etc/xfce/menu.xml) or the local one (~/.xfce/menu.xml)? I personally only have the /etc/xfce version, I did not bother to create one for the local user(s). Hope this helps. |
The local one seems to be used by xfce4-menueditor (~/.config/xfce4/desktop/menu.xml). I looked at the global one also (/etc/X11/xdg/xfce4/desktop/menu.xml), but they contain the same info. This is the section that's relevant:
<!-- The next line includes the autogenerated menu at the current level. If you want, you can put this in its own submenu. --> <include type="system" style="simple" unique="true" visible="true"/> There's nothing there to tell me where I can find a file for "system". Grr :mad:. |
Xfce4.2 menu's
Hello Nylex,
For my Debian Distro i did find the Desktop menu definitions at: ~/.cache/xfce4/desktop/ Check out the .xml and the .rc files. Look's like part of is generated run-time... See also the Xfce FAQ: http://spuriousinterrupt.org/projects/xfce4/#faq Regards, Thomas :study: |
You sir, are a genius. It's fixed now, thanks :D. I had to look through all those files and only one of them had the entry that I was looking for, heh. Nice one :). Edit: I should also say, I asked this question on the Xfce mailing list and in the replies I got, there was no mention of those files (and one reply was from a developer) :/.
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Hi,
I have a similar problem. I installed vlc first and then installed mplayer. I found mplayer was not useful, so I uninstalled it. But when I click a video file, mplayer was still there. I use archlinux, here is my solution: rm ~.local/share/applications/mplayer.desktop |
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