how to use "Desktop Entry" files?

Christopher Taylor mojosound at gmail.com
Wed Feb 8 16:12:22 CET 2006


I followed this procedure:
1.  Right clicked on desktop to get menu.
2.  Select settings.
3.  Select menu.
4.  On the menu editor I was able to determine the path to the external menu
file.
5.  I then browsed to that same file and selected it as if I was replacing
the file that was shown in the menu editor.
6.  Save and exit.

This is as close as I can remember it.  I am at work and cannot reproduce
for a few more hours.

Chris

On 2/8/06, Roland Plüss <roland at rptd.dnsalias.net> wrote:
>
> what exactly you mean with 're-selecting' the file?
>
> Christopher Taylor wrote:
>
> > I had to go through the menu editor and re-select the file before any
> > additions were seen in the xfce menu.  I am running Mandriva Linux
> > 2006 which has its own menu that it generates as an xml file.  Changes
> > to that file were not being seen on the xfce menu.  Relinking helped.
> > I have not made any changes, so I do not know if I would have to
> > relink each time a change is made.
> >
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