How do i add or remove buttons from the KDE 'start' menu?
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what distribution you are running? if it is not kde 3.1.4 then this is a bug in kde guess, i had the same experience. but now i am running slackware 9.1, which has kde 3.1.4 by default and kmenu works like magic ...
...in fact everything seems to WORK on slackware perfectly.
Originally posted by krussell what distribution you are running? if it is not kde 3.1.4 then this is a bug in kde guess, i had the same experience. but now i am running slackware 9.1, which has kde 3.1.4 by default and kmenu works like magic ...
...in fact everything seems to WORK on slackware perfectly.
Install Linux from Scratch (http://www.linuxfromscratch.org). It's the best distribution ever if you want to learn a lot about Linux and you want something that's fast, stable and that works. Having said that, if you don't want the compile times, Slackware seems a popular choice. I've never tried it but everyone seems to love it, so who am I to argue?
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