gnomenu in Suse?

[malcolmlewis]

@Malcolm

@dutchshrek

malcolmlewis;1966717 Wrote:
> Hi
> Unfortunately it’s a very hmmmm un-SuSE friendly application also
> not netbook friendly with the preference windows.
>
> It may take some time to figure out what is causing it to lockup it
> spits so many errors
>
> I will try and figure out on the 32bit version first.
>

well that’s a shame.
Don’t go through too much trouble for this.
If it doesn’t work, it doesn’t work. It’s as simple as that.
I do appreciate what you’ve done so far though.

As a response to the above post here…
Among quite a few other reasons I’m trying to make the switch to Linux
is the ability to customize, so yeah, to me it makes sense.

Hi
I think I have it sorted, it’s closing the preferences window rather
than using the ok button that causes it to lock. But at least you can
try it out. Have a few errands to run so will get a look at it later
today

Hi
Some 14 patches later to the various python file and settings (and
numerous builds on OBS), you should see both i586 and x86_64 rpms
available for your consumption

I also modified the link to YaST rather than synaptics for the ‘Package
Manager’ menu item.

If you have a config file it’s called ~/.GnoMenuSettings.xml and can
either be modified or deleted to pick up the change.

There are other themes that could be added with another rpm if you
would like that packages as well?

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Cheers Malcolm °¿° (Linux Counter #276890)
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