Very Computer

Konqueror has gone and committed hari-kari.

It now does not support any protocols apparently. It doesn't support http,
ftp, file, etc, for some unknown reason.

Well, there might be a reason: do not run menudrake after upgrading to KDE3
- IT KILLS YOUR ENTIRE KDE3 SETTINGS IN A WINDOWS REGISTRY DEATH IMITATION

Until menudrake comes in a version that can save to KDE3 configurations that
is. I didn't mind manually rebuilding my menus (it got rid of the *I
didn't use) I do like a web browser to be able to browse web sites, and I
do like a file browser to be able to browse the file system!

I will try the good old reboot method, but I am not holding out much hope.
And this isn't windows, so I shouldn't need to reboot (admittedly I could
just log out, restart the X server and log in again, but I might as well
just go the whole hog).

Maybe forthcoming configurations of KDE can come with features like "Lock
user configuration" so that nothing else can mess with it...

Graham

HTH,

-Jerry

PS - It's not Konqueror at all, it's a problem with MenuDrake.

Quote:

> Konqueror has gone and committed hari-kari.

> It now does not support any protocols apparently. It doesn't support http,
> ftp, file, etc, for some unknown reason.

> Well, there might be a reason: do not run menudrake after upgrading to
> KDE3 - IT KILLS YOUR ENTIRE KDE3 SETTINGS IN A WINDOWS REGISTRY DEATH
> IMITATION

Alastair

Quote:> I believe you have to run update-menus (as root), to get your menus back.
> I've been using kmenuedit since I lost (and regained) my menus a few weeks
> ago...

Yes, I have been using kmenuedit, but that doesn't allow me to edit the
entries in kcontrol which have all disappeared.

At least I only have the applications that I use on the K menu now...

Graham