RE: Where'd it all go?
Bruce Richardson (brichardson@lineone.net)
Tue, 9 Mar 1999 16:48:38 -0000
David Mihm wrote:
>This no longer happens in the
>development version due to a new mechanism called an '.include' file which
>can be put in a start/ directory and then list other directories to
>include in the menu at that given point. So, if you are using the stable
>version; all of you start menu (which includes the backgrounds & looks &
>feels directories) must be in the ~/G/L/A/ tree.
Alternatively, recompile AfterStep using the --enable-fixeditems option.
Then move the Desktop menu (and anything else you want _never_ to lose and
to be available to all users) from /usr/local/share/afterstep/start to
/usr/local/share/afterstep/fixed.
I did this with 1.6.10-1 and it made me very happy.
If you prefer using rpms to tarballs, get the source rpm, install it, edit
AfterStep.spec as follows
change
./configure --prefix=%{prefix}
to
./configure --prefix=%{prefix} --enabled-fixeditems
and remove the line beginning 'Epoch:' (why is this in there?).
You can then build the Afterstep rpm ('rpm -ba' or 'rpm -bb') and install
it.
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