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Then just drag & drop the icon onto your desktop or in the panel. ;) | Then just drag & drop the icon onto your desktop or in the panel. ;) | ||
[[Image:gnome_application_run_dialog.png]] | [[Image:gnome_application_run_dialog.png]] | ||
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| + | ===Restore original menu=== | ||
| + | cd ~/.config/menus | ||
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| + | Here you find all menu files (ending: ''.menu). | ||
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| + | Install the packages | ||
| + | apt-get install menu-xgd menu | ||
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| + | As root with | ||
| + | dpkg-reconfigure menu-xdg menu | ||
| + | you will trigger the reload of the menu entries. | ||
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| + | ===Problem with Crossover Office=== | ||
| + | If you are configuring ''crossover settings'' (extended settings), you can choose a different name for the applications ''root directory'' - default is ''/Windows Applications''. If the menu entries in your gnome menu disappear, simply change this, and a new menu will be created. | ||
Revision as of 22:28, 1 September 2007
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A very quick way to make launchers
Open the application run dialog with Alt+F2.
Then just drag & drop the icon onto your desktop or in the panel. ;)
cd ~/.config/menus
Here you find all menu files (ending: .menu).
Install the packages
apt-get install menu-xgd menu
As root with
dpkg-reconfigure menu-xdg menu
you will trigger the reload of the menu entries.
Problem with Crossover Office
If you are configuring crossover settings (extended settings), you can choose a different name for the applications root directory - default is /Windows Applications. If the menu entries in your gnome menu disappear, simply change this, and a new menu will be created.