Description of problem: This is tracker bug to follow the fixing of missing icons from program menu. Listing has two columns: * <Submenu name> - [optional submenus] - <Item name>. * Adminstration - Add/Remove Software * Development - KappTemplate KDE Template Generator more will follow.
* Games - WineMine * Internet - Kandy Mobile Phone Tool
Here's what I'm missing. Development - Kommander Office - KPalmDOC Office - KPlato Office - More Applications - KThesaurus Settings - Authorization Settings - strigi client (case should be fixed here) System - Krusader (root mode) Utilities - Krusader Utilities - Kandy Utilities - KPalmDOC Utilities - KThesaurus
* Settings - Preferred Applications * Settings - Software Updates * System - Screensaves - KBiof Also note that the KPalmDoc appears also in Office *and* Utilities where it misses the icon.
* Wine - notepad * Wine - regedit * Wine - Configuration * Wine - File * Wine - Software Uninstaller * Wine - wineboot * Wine - winehelp
* System - Repository Manager
Just a shot in the dark, but is there a "Menu Updating Tool" in Fedora 9 like there is in 10? There's a command line prompt in Fedora 9 to update the program menu (I assume by this you mean the "start" menu").
Danny, what is it?
I'm looking for it. Unfortunately I didn't write it down. For now, consider using ICEWM, which purportedly works with KDE AND Gnome. Instructions on how to update the "start" menu are here (outdated but possibly useful-- 2004): http://tech.ait.iastate.edu/jbalvanz/RH9RULEFedoraLegacy.html and ICEWM (Ice Windows Manager) can be found in rpm form here (2009 version): http://www.icewm.org/ This is just a work around. I'll keep digging and post the command if I find it. Need to check my copy of Java in a Nutshell. I haven't verified this workaround, so if someone could, please post if it works for you or not.
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Is this valid anymore? I don't see any missing icons here.
(In reply to comment #10) > Is this valid anymore? I don't see any missing icons here. /me joins to smalltalk Do you see the mentioned menu entries?
fyi The mentioned menu entries (particularly wine) can not be seen. Conclusion - still valid
This bug appears to have been reported against 'rawhide' during the Fedora 12 development cycle. Changing version to '12'. More information and reason for this action is here: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/BugZappers/HouseKeeping
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