Messed up KDE Menus
Ok so I was trying to edit my KDE menus so everything would show up in IceWm.
I have a Kanotix Debian Sid install, so there are kde menus then the Debian menus. I was using Menuedit, and moving most thing over to the Debian apps menu. Somewhere along the way I lost several of the directories namely Office and Development. At one point I was attempting to edit the menus in IceWM, lost the KDE and Gnome menus. Are the settings stored somewhere so I can reset the menus? If not it is no big deal, obviously all of the apps are still installed, it is just a matter of adding menu entries again. BTW xfm is a cool little app. Here is an image of the menus to give you an idea of what I am saying.The main menu is the left and the Debian menu that shows up in IceWm is the top and right.http://www.geocities.com/reverendsky/mozilladown7.png |
Ok I found the IceWM menus, they are simple text files in my home .
KDE uses some wierd file type and it doesn't look like they get backed up when you make changes. IceWM files autobackup when changes are made. So it looks like I am stuck manually adding the apps back to my menus. |
or copy the ones from the live cd?
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If you were doing this from your home directory, just delete .local and .config/menus and your KDE menu should be restored to its original state when you log out and back in again into KDE.
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No go.
I did manage to find the default files for IceWM, luckily they are text files so I have everything just they way I like. KDE used way to much ram, and I could care less how the background or whatever looks. I just want it to be fast. |
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