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On Sat, 2004-12-04 at 14:13 -0500, Nick Smith wrote: |
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> Tom Wesley wrote: |
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> >emerge dev-python/menumaker |
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> >emerge xfce-extra/xfce4-menueditor |
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> >What problems are you having specifically with 4.2? |
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> not really any problems, just lack of funtionallity i guess, i didnt |
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> emerge xfce4.2 so i dont think i can just emerge those listed above can |
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> i? i dont want to mess anything up later so i just installed the bin |
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> version. what other way can i get those? |
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Both of these worked with the previous xfce versions. I would be |
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tempted to remove the version you installed outside of portage, emerge |
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the masked version and you will have a menu editor. Also, the system |
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menu will be included that has links to all applications that support |
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it. |
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You will of course then benefit from portage's version control for when |
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the final version is released. |
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The menumaker package I mentioned is useful to create a default menu |
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(not just for xfce) even if you don't go down the above path. It will |
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require a little manual adjustment to the menu to get it customised |
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fully afterwards though. |
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Tom Wesley <tom@×××××.org> |
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