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#1 2006-04-05 10:10:30
- dtw
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How to restore the menu to default in KDE
My menu in KDE is full of apps that I now longer have installed. I can only assume that this is a hang over from an old bug because, as I understand it, KDE is clever enough to add menu entries when things are there and remove them when they are not.
So, how can I regenerate/restore my menu to a basic format without creating a whole new profile?
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#2 2006-04-05 10:42:42
- mpie
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Re: How to restore the menu to default in KDE
look in .kde/share there is usually an apps and appink folder, you can usualy find the extra .desktop files in there
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#3 2006-04-05 11:23:16
- lumiwa
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Re: How to restore the menu to default in KDE
My menu in KDE is full of apps that I now longer have installed. I can only assume that this is a hang over from an old bug because, as I understand it, KDE is clever enough to add menu entries when things are there and remove them when they are not.
So, how can I regenerate/restore my menu to a basic format without creating a whole new profile?
I deleted in the /.kde/share/config/kickerrc RecentAppsStat=
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