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I use Suse 8.1-KDE. I have 2 users. root and normaluser.
In the kde menu of root, I can reach "qtdesigner" but for normaluser "qtdesigner" does not exist in kde menu. How can I add qtdesigner in the normaluser's kde menu?
Another problem when run "whereis qtdesigner" nothing return backs. How should I locate qtdesigner?
typically it is in /opt/qt/bin/designer (note it is called designer, not qtdesigner)
To add to your menu just right click on the 'k' menu, and choose 'menu editor'. Select where you want it, and click 'new item', then under 'command' type the path ie: /opt/qt/bin/designer
Sorry! But I could not find "Menu Editor" under K menu. Can it be for redhat? I use Suse.
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Originally posted by bulliver typically it is in /opt/qt/bin/designer (note it is called designer, not qtdesigner)
To add to your menu just right click on the 'k' menu, and choose 'menu editor'. Select where you want it, and click 'new item', then under 'command' type the path ie: /opt/qt/bin/designer
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