Kinfocenter

[Claude Jones]

I can't seem to find the above. I tried the various yum tricks. What package
provides, etc... What am I missing?

[Mark Arrasmith]

Post by Claude Jones
I can't seem to find the above. I tried the various yum tricks. What
package provides, etc... What am I missing?

rpm -qf /usr/bin/kinfocenter
kdebase-3.5.7-5.el4

What are release are you using?

- mark

[Claude Jones]

Post by Mark Arrasmith

Post by Claude Jones
I can't seem to find the above. I tried the various yum
tricks. What package provides, etc... What am I missing?

rpm -qf /usr/bin/kinfocenter
kdebase-3.5.7-5.el4
What are release are you using?
- mark

I'm not at home, now, where the machine is, but I am able to
look. I was definitely 'missing something' because there is the
executable right where you show it to be. /usr/bin is the first
place I look for such things. so chalk this up to aging vision.
I presume it disappeared from the menu when I upgraded from FC6
to F7 on that machine - a number of things in menus got borked
for some reason. Didn't happen on this one, which is very
similar to my home box...
--
Claude Jones
Levit & James, Inc.
Leesburg, VA, USA

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[Mark Arrasmith]

Post by Claude Jones
a number of things in menus got borked
for some reason.

The menus seem to *always* get borked with an upgrade. :)

I seem to always have to delete .config, .local, and .kde/share/applnk with
every upgrade just to get my menus working again. Is the "standard" for the
desktop menu system ever going to stablize?

- mark
--
Those parts of the system that you can hit with a hammer (not advised)
are called hardware; those program instructions that you can only curse
at are called software.
-- Levitating Trains and Kamikaze Genes: Technological
Literacy for the 1990's.

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[Rex Dieter]

Post by Mark Arrasmith

Post by Claude Jones
a number of things in menus got borked
for some reason.

The menus seem to *always* get borked with an upgrade. :)
I seem to always have to delete .config, .local, and .kde/share/applnk with
every upgrade just to get my menus working again. Is the "standard" for
the desktop menu system ever going to stablize?

It *should* have been stable (ie, no significant changes) since kde-3.5.6
(mid-cycle), and definitely since kde-3.5.7 has been released.

-- Rex


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