Description of problem: As discussed in fedora-test-list there seems to be a problemn with the desktop files for many of the control-center tools. I'm not sure if this is a problem with control-center or with redhat-menus package. But i'm filing against control-center since it seems to be the primary package affected. Right now I don't have most of the control-center tools in the gnome preference menu. no sound,theme,network, keyboard, keybindings or windows preference entries. I'm sure I'm missing more, but those are the one's I've noticed. The test-list thread suggested that the Categories are in flux and that the control-center .desktop files have the wrong category definitions at the moment. Also not showing up in the control-center nautilus window. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): control-center-2.7.1-4 redhat-menus-1.6.1-1 System: fresh install of fc3t2 using workstation intall defaults updated to currently available rawhide packages.
My default FC3T2 (x86-64) was fine, but I'm seeing this with control-center 2.8.0-1.
Looks like it's fixed in 2.8.0-3
Not completely fixed gnome-sessions-properties isn't showing up still Looks like it should be in Preferences->More Preferences but the categories are wrong. Compare gnome-session-properties.desktop to gstreamer-properties.desktop I think gnome-session-properties.desktop should read: Categories=GNOME;Application;Settings;AdvancedSettings; instead of Categories=Application;AdvancedSettings;X-Red-Hat-Base; -jef
gnome-default-applications seems to be missing a menu entry now as well. To recap with control-center-2.8.0-3 I am still missing menu entries for: gnome-default-applications gnome-session-properties i just did a full comparison of the .desktop files installed by control-center and the preference menu. Those 2 capplets are the only 2 that I can't find menu entries for. -jef
These are being moveed to More Preferences because of bug 131605 Should be fixed now.
Now as in in whats available publicly in rawhide right now? or Now as in what's going to be available in rawhide publicly on the next rawhide push? I'd appreciate it greatly if you could reference a version number of the package that has the fix, so that I as someone outside the red hat fenceline, can be sure i'm using the correct version of control-center when i confirm the fix is working for me. -jef
control-center-2.8.0-7 installed and afaict all the .desktop files are in an appropriate menu now. I'm closing this as resolution rawhide.