Yes - it's ugly, but it works a treat.
Working but ugly is far better than pretty but useless.
Yes - it's ugly, but it works a treat.
Working but ugly is far better than pretty but useless.
Java? Huh? So you're saying lxmed uses Java? I wouldn't know. Like I say, don't even remember installing it.
That's what it says here:
Source: http://lxmed.sourceforge.net/help.htmlHow to install lxmed?
Make sure you have java installed. Then follow these steps:
To install lxmed, first download a .tar.gz file.
Unpack archive in your home or desktop folder.
In terminal, enter the lxmed folder and type chmod +x install.sh to make install script executable.
Install lxmed by typing sudo ./install.sh
Go to main menu -> Preferences -> Main Menu Editor
Since I don't need Java and manage most of my apps with keyboard shortcuts, I'm not too particular about menus.
I only use Java for Libreoffice functions and use shortcut keys for everything. Blank desktop, no 'clickable' icons for anything. I really don't remember doing any of that to install, or even installing lxmed. I've never even used it or been aware it was there until looking into finding a fix for this thread. Truly weird ...
Hmm. I had to google for that one. It wasn't easy to install. These commands did it:I wonder what happened to Menu Libre.
Nice. It seems to work pretty well.Code:sudo apt-get install gir1.2-gtksource-3.0 libgtksourceview-3.0-1 libgtksourceview-3.0-common python-distutils-extra tar xzf menulibre_13.0.4.17.tar.gz cd trunk sudo python setup.py install
I cannot for the live of me make it appear in both the settings "control panel" and the pull-down menu though. Is there some trick I'm missing?
Last edited by The Cog; November 20th, 2013 at 03:28 PM.
@The Cog, if you don't mind could you give more details on how you installed Menu Libre in a new thread? I don't get the cd trunk part and why you're using sudo.
Barely worth a new thread.
I forgot, you also need to install python-distutils-extra package. <Slaps head>
menulibre_13.04.17.tar.gz (from sourceforge) un-tars and creates a folder called trunk. All the stuff is in that folder.
I cd into that folder and run the install.py script in there.
The install script tries to put things in /opt, /usr/bin and so on, so you need sudo.
I got an error while running install,
but menulibre did seem to work afterwards. It shows up in the settings manager control panel or can be run from command line.Code:Writing /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/menulibre-13.04.17.egg-info ("ERROR: Can't rename", '/usr/local/share/applications/menulibre.desktop', ':', OSError(17, 'File exists'))
P.S. While editing my install commands, I accidentally edited your quote of my commands instead. Doh! Hope you don't mind. They match again now.
Last edited by The Cog; November 20th, 2013 at 03:29 PM.
Anyone that fixed the problem? I still cannt make categories and items in main menu!
Please don't make any offtopics. This is about Xfce and not Lxde and Java!
thanks
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