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dteplyakoff

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Registered: 2012-06-04

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xdg Hieroglyphs ?

Hello all!

Following to https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Openbox#Obm-xdg I've added the following line to my menu.xml:

<menu execute="obm-xdg" id="xdg-menu" label="Applications"/>

It's seems ok, but I see some hieroglyphs in menu..

$ obm-xdg
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<openbox_pipe_menu>
	<menu id="xdg-Accessories" label="Accessories">
		<item label="终端模拟器">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>exo-open --launch TerminalEmulator</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="关于 Xfce">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>xfce4-about</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="WbarConf">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>wbarconf</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="Orage 全球时间">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>globaltime</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="Files">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>nautilus</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="文件管理器">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>exo-open --launch FileManager</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="gedit">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>gedit --new-window</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="Leafpad">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>leafpad</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
	</menu>
	<menu id="xdg-Development" label="Programming">
		<item label="NetBeans IDE">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>netbeans</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="Qt Linguist">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>/usr/bin/linguist</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="OpenJDK Monitoring &amp; Management Console">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>/usr/bin/jconsole</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="CMake">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>cmake-gui</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="Qt Assistant">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>/usr/bin/assistant</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="Qt Designer">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>/usr/bin/designer</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="OpenJDK Policy Tool">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>/usr/bin/policytool</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
	</menu>
	<menu id="xdg-Graphics" label="Graphics">
		<item label="Document Viewer">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>evince</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="Mirage">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>mirage</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
	</menu>
	<menu id="xdg-Internet" label="Internet">
		<item label="Avahi SSH服务器浏览器">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>/usr/bin/bssh</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="Avahi VNC服务器浏览器">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>/usr/bin/bvnc</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="Chromium">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>chromium</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="Dropbox">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>/opt/dropbox/dropboxd</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="Zenmap">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>zenmap</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="网络浏览器">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>exo-open --launch WebBrowser</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="Zenmap (as root)">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>/usr/share/zenmap/su-to-zenmap.sh</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="邮件阅读器">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>exo-open --launch MailReader</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="Firefox">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>firefox</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="FileZilla">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>filezilla</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="Skype">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>skype</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
	</menu>
	<menu id="xdg-Multimedia" label="Sound &amp; Video">
		<item label="QT V4L2 test Utility">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>qv4l2</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="VLC media player">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>/usr/bin/vlc</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
	</menu>
	<menu id="xdg-Office" label="Office">
		<item label="Orage 日历">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>orage</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="Document Viewer">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>evince</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="Orage 全球时间">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>globaltime</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
	</menu>
	<menu id="xdg-System" label="System Tools">
		<item label="UXTerm">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>uxterm</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="Avahi Zero浏览器">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>/usr/bin/avahi-discover</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="dconf Editor">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>dconf-editor</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="Htop">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>htop</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="XTerm">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>xterm</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="urxvt (client)">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>urxvtc</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="XArchive Manager">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>xarchive</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="urxvt (tabbed)">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>urxvt-tabbed</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
		<item label="urxvt">
			<action name="Execute">
				<execute>urxvt</execute>
			</action>
		</item>
	</menu>
</openbox_pipe_menu>

Why it can be? gmenu-simple-editor shows menu without hieroglyphs..

Inxsible

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From: Chicago

Registered: 2008-06-09

Posts: 9,183

Re: xdg Hieroglyphs ?

you are using obm-xdg for generating the menu. I read another post where the user mentioned the same thing after using obm-xdg. I can't confirm because I don't use openbox and I can't find that thread anymore.

But try manually creating the menu.xml or using obmenu.

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