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Re: Manually importing Debian menu to WMaker



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On Wed, 8 Sep 1999, Guilherme Soares Zahn wrote:

> > (...) Also, make sure you don't have a file
> > ~/GNUstep/Library/WindowMaker/menu.hook, and that the file
> > ~/GNUstep/Defaults/WMRootMenu contains only the one line "menu.hook" (with
> > the quotes).
> 
> Gotcha! That was the problem! My WMRootMenu had some entries on it (possibly
> from a previous - and ill-succeeded - installation of WindowMaker I tried
> some months ago), and NO reference to menu.hook! I erased the rest and left
> it just as pointed and - voila! - it works fine now!
> 
> Now, just a quick question... is there a way to add my own entries to the
> WM menus? In Fwhm95 there was...

There's two ways to do it within the Debian menu system. To add an entry
globally, place a menufile(5) in /etc/menu/ and run update-menus as root.
To add it only for your user, put the menufile in ~/.menu/ and run
update-menus as the user.

Remember that, if you run update-menus as a user, the menu will no longer
be updated automatically by package [de]installation scripts. One solution
would be to add a call to update-menus to your ~/.xsession to update them
whenever you start X.

You could, of course, ignore the Debian menu system and edit the menu
definitions by hand. Remember then to disable update-menus or remove the
menu package so your changes won't be clobbered.


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