Re: Lost

I did some looking in the archives and I do see what you are saying.  I
found it in this post

http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-kiosk&m=112674143809771&w=2

I have gone ahead and removed /etc/xdg/menus/kde-applications.menu
Actually just renamed it, just in case.

The problem I am having, and have been working to bypass, that since
this is a system wide (all profile) setting, it also removes it for when
I log under KDE as root.  Now, I am able to use the run command which is
fine and I can get around.  I also have others I can log into GNOME, and
do what I need.  Reading the post, I figure if I setup a 'root' profile
and not delete anything in the KDE menu options, I should be able to see
all options even after renaming the kde-applications.menu file.  No such
luck.  I have moved on from that search for a little bit, as I try to
finish tweaking the user I set out to manage.

Thanks for your reply, and I am sure you will hear from frequently as I
am developing an understanding of this software

-----Original Message-----
From: Martijn Klingens [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2005 3:10 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Kde-kiosk] Lost

On Thursday 27 October 2005 20:22, Casey King wrote:
> Okay, after messing with this for awhile.I now see what the problem
was
> with my kiosk settings spreading to the other profiles.  This is
> resolved now.  I almost have the system locked down to what I want for
> the user, but it seems like my menu bar continues to shop games and
such
> even though I had removed them from the kde menu list and saved my
> settings.is there something I am missing?

There may be system wide XDG menus around that get merged. Now if I only

remembered their location or how to find out...

If nobody else chimed in before then I'll try to search my archives for
that 
during the weekend.

-- 
Martijn
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