Hello everyone
I am making some changes to GGV. I have added a module that will allow you to search on PS files. I need some verification that the changes I have made aren't OS specific. I am attaching an XML file in which I have made some changes to the layout of GGV (adding extra menu icons and toolbar shortcuts). Please replace the XML file ' ggv-ui.xml' in the directory /usr/share/gnome-2.0/ui and reply back confirming whether you were able to see a menus called 'Search' and 'Add' and also toolbar icons 'Search' and 'Add Note'.
If you are unable to view any changes try replacing the file ggv-ui.xml in the following directory /usr/local/share/gnome-2.0/ui
I apologise for having to include the code at the end of the mail but it just wouldn't allow me to send the mail with the attachment to this mailing list.
I am presently running FC3 and the changes were reflected only when the changes were made to the second path not in the first whereas my colleague who is running FC2 could see the changes after replacing the file in the first path.
Your urgent replies would be highly appreciated.
Nimit
<Root>
<commands>
<cmd name="FileOpen" _label="_Open" _tip="Open a New PostScript document"
pixtype="stock" pixname="Open" accel="*Control*o"/>
<cmd name="FileReload" _label="_Reload" _tip="Reload current document"
pixtype="stock" pixname="gtk-refresh" accel="*Control*r"/>
<cmd name="FileClose" _label="_Close" _tip="Close this window"
pixtype="stock" pixname="Close" accel="*Control*w"/>
<cmd name="FileSearch" _label="_Search" _tip="Search a word in PostScript document"
pixtype="stock" pixname="Find" accel="*Control*h"/>
<cmd name="FileAdd" _label="_Add Note" _tip="Add Notes/ Comments to a PostScript document"
pixtype="stock" pixname="Add" accel="*Control*n"/>
<cmd name="SettingsShowMenus" _label="Show _Menus"
type="toggle" _tip="Show/hide the menus"/>
<cmd name="SettingsShowSidebar" _label="Show Side_bar"
type="toggle" _tip="Show/hide the sidebar"/>
<cmd name="SettingsShowToolbar" _label="Show _Toolbar"
type="toggle" _tip="Show/hide the toolbar"/>
<cmd name="SettingsShowStatusbar" _label="Show _Statusbar"
type="toggle" _tip="Show/hide the statusbar"/>
<cmd name="ViewFullscreen" _label="_Fullscreen mode"
type="toggle" _tip="Toggle fullscreen mode"/>
<cmd name="Help" _label="_Contents" _tip="Help for this application"
pixtype="stock" pixname="Help" accel="F1"/>
<cmd name="HelpAbout" _label="_About" _tip="About this application"
pixtype="stock" pixname="About"/>
<cmd name="DnDNewWindow" _label="Open in new window"/>
<cmd name="DnDThisWindow" _label="Open in this window"/>
<cmd name="DnDCancel" _label="Cancel" pixtype="stock" pixname="Cancel"/>
</commands>
<menu>
<submenu name="File" _label="_File">
<menuitem name="FileOpen" verb=""/>
<menuitem name="FileReload" verb=""/>
<placeholder name="File Items Placeholder" delimit="top"/>
<placeholder name="Recents" delimit="top"/>
<separator/>
<menuitem name="FileClose" verb=""/>
</submenu>
<placeholder name="Edit" _label="_Edit">
<placeholder name="Edit Items Placeholder"/>
</placeholder>
<submenu name="View" _label="_View">
<placeholder name="View Items Placeholder" delimit="bottom"/>
<separator/>
<menuitem name="ViewFullscreen" verb=""/>
<placeholder name="Zoom Items Placeholder" delimit="top"/>
<separator/>
<submenu name="ViewLayout" _label="_Layout">
<menuitem name="SettingsShowMenus" verb=""/>
<menuitem name="SettingsShowSidebar" verb=""/>
<menuitem name="SettingsShowToolbar" verb=""/>
<menuitem name="SettingsShowStatusbar" verb=""/>
</submenu>
</submenu>
<placeholder name="Go">
<placeholder name="Viewer Items Placeholder"/>
</placeholder>
<submenu name="Help" _label="_Help">
<menuitem name="Help" verb=""/>
<menuitem name="HelpAbout" verb=""/>
</submenu>
<submenu name="Search" _label="_Search">
<menuitem name="FileSearch" verb=""/>
</submenu>
<submenu name="Add" _label="_Add">
<menuitem name="FileAdd" verb=""/>
</submenu>
</menu>
<dockitem name="Toolbar" relief="none" homogeneous="1" behavior="exclusive">
<toolitem name="TBOpen" _label="Open" pixtype="stock"
pixname="Open" verb="FileOpen" priority="1"/>
<control name="TBOpenMenu" verb=""/>
<toolitem name="TBReload" _label="Reload" pixtype="stock"
pixname="gtk-refresh" verb="FileReload" priority="1"/>
<separator/>
<toolitem name="TBSearch" _label="Search" pixtype="stock"
pixname="gtk-find" verb="FileSearch" priority="1"/>
<separator/>
<toolitem name="TBAdd" _label="Add Note" pixtype="stock"
pixname="gtk-add" verb="FileAdd" priority="1"/>
</dockitem>
<popups>
<popup name="DnD">
<menuitem name="DnDNewWindow" verb=""/>
<menuitem name="DnDThisWindow" verb=""/>
<separator/>
<menuitem name="DnDCancel" verb=""/>
</popup>
<popup name="button3">
<placeholder name="NavigationMenu"/>
<separator/>
<menuitem name="ViewFullscreen" verb=""/>
<placeholder name="ZoomMenu" delimit="top"/>
<separator/>
<submenu name="ViewLayout" _label="_Layout">
<menuitem name="SettingsShowMenus" verb=""/>
<menuitem name="SettingsShowSidebar" verb=""/>
<menuitem name="SettingsShowToolbar" verb=""/>
<menuitem name="SettingsShowStatusbar" verb=""/>
</submenu>
</popup>
</popups>
</Root>
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On previous versions of Fedora the top item on the desktop right click menu produced a terminal window. Under FC5 the top item now produces an empty folder on the desktop. I'm tired of filling my desktop with empty folders, and would like to restore the create terminal command to the top of the menu list. Does anyone know how to change this menu. Thanks, Mal.
Malcolm Northcott wrote:
On previous versions of Fedora the top item on the desktop right click menu produced a terminal window. Under FC5 the top item now produces an empty folder on the desktop. I'm tired of filling my desktop with empty folders, and would like to restore the create terminal command to the top of the menu list. Does anyone know how to change this menu. Thanks, Mal.
Poking around on my machine revealed nothing (I use FC2, which still has it), but Google turned up this:
http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=11800
Mike
Malcolm Northcott wrote:
On previous versions of Fedora the top item on the desktop right click menu produced a terminal window. Under FC5 the top item now produces an empty folder on the desktop. I'm tired of filling my desktop with empty folders, and would like to restore the create terminal command to the top of the menu list. Does anyone know how to change this menu. Thanks, Mal.
Even better!
http://linux.rasmil.dk/cms/modules/news/
Mike
Mike McCarty wrote:
Malcolm Northcott wrote:
On previous versions of Fedora the top item on the desktop right click menu produced a terminal window. Under FC5 the top item now produces an empty folder on the desktop. I'm tired of filling my desktop with empty folders, and would like to restore the create terminal command to the top of the menu list. Does anyone know how to change this menu. Thanks, Mal.
Even better!
http://linux.rasmil.dk/cms/modules/news/
Mike
Okay. That is great. I have been used to opening terminal windows with the right click for years. I have to ask: why was it removed? Is it to keep "ordinary users" from having access to it? Adding it back with the command mentioned at the above link is easy enough but I really question the wisdom of removing it in the first place.
Ben Tobias
On Wed, 2006-04-05 at 10:13 -0700, Ben Tobias wrote:
Mike McCarty wrote:
Malcolm Northcott wrote:
On previous versions of Fedora the top item on the desktop right click menu produced a terminal window. Under FC5 the top item now produces an empty folder on the desktop. I'm tired of filling my desktop with empty folders, and would like to restore the create terminal command to the top of the menu list. Does anyone know how to change this menu. Thanks, Mal.
Even better!
http://linux.rasmil.dk/cms/modules/news/
Mike
Okay. That is great. I have been used to opening terminal windows with the right click for years. I have to ask: why was it removed? Is it to keep "ordinary users" from having access to it? Adding it back with the command mentioned at the above link is easy enough but I really question the wisdom of removing it in the first place.
---- gnome seemingly has adopted an ever changing theory of simplifying the user space to minimize user confusion (hence options/configuration options).
I tossed in the towel and have switched to KDE lately.
Craig
On Wed, 2006-04-05 at 10:13 -0700, Ben Tobias wrote:
Mike McCarty wrote:
Malcolm Northcott wrote:
On previous versions of Fedora the top item on the desktop right click menu produced a terminal window. Under FC5 the top item now produces an empty folder on the desktop. I'm tired of filling my desktop with empty folders, and would like to restore the create terminal command to the top of the menu list. Does anyone know how to change this menu. Thanks, Mal.
Even better!
http://linux.rasmil.dk/cms/modules/news/
Mike
Okay. That is great. I have been used to opening terminal windows with the right click for years. I have to ask: why was it removed? Is it to keep "ordinary users" from having access to it? Adding it back with the command mentioned at the above link is easy enough but I really question the wisdom of removing it in the first place.
http://www.gnome.org/start/2.12/notes/en/rnknownissues.html.
Rahul
On 4/5/06, Rahul Sundaram sundaram@fedoraproject.org wrote:
Malcolm Northcott wrote:
On previous versions of Fedora the top item on the desktop right
click
menu produced a terminal window. Under FC5 the top item now produces
an
empty folder on the desktop. I'm tired of filling my desktop with
empty
folders, and would like to restore the create terminal command to the top of the menu list. Does anyone know how to change this menu.
http://www.gnome.org/start/2.12/notes/en/rnknownissues.html.
They say "The 'open terminal' action has been removed from the Nautilus right-click menu, in order to improve manageability..." and further "... which not only restores 'open terminal' to the nautilus menu, but actually makes it better by ..." What! - whom they wish to please? Anyway OK, but why at the cost of those who patronise. OR is this the only way (via-media) they could have helped Malcolm.
-- Anil Kumar Shrama