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Re: Testing testing post-v1.0 in VB: RE: Recent ISO issues
Hi Israel,
First I got this...see pic...
Then I typed 'jwm-menu' and did Reload Desktop and the click on PCManFM via Apps/Accessories worked okay.
Another one bites the dust :)
Cheers,JackT.
Subject: Re: Testing testing post-v1.0 in VB: RE: [Torios-dev] Recent ISO issues
To: jackdtrice@xxxxxxxxxxx
CC: nio.wiklund@xxxxxxxxx; torios-dev@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
From: israeldahl@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Thu, 1 Sep 2016 12:41:20 -0500
On 09/01/2016 02:16 AM, Cinque Port
Computers wrote:
Hi Israel,
I
updated and installed rev87 (jwm-menu and jwm-menu-common I
believe), rebooted and still get same problem with clicking
on PCManFM from Apps-Accessories.
Cheers,
JackT.
Subject: Re: Testing testing post-v1.0
in VB: RE: [Torios-dev] Recent ISO issues
To: jackdtrice@xxxxxxxxxxx
CC: nio.wiklund@xxxxxxxxx; torios-dev@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
From: israeldahl@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2016 16:04:08 -0500
On 08/31/2016 11:04 AM,
Cinque Port Computers wrote:
Hi Israel,
Installed latest test iso in VB:
Clicking on File Manager PCManFM from Apps
-> Accessories fails, see pic.
..
Ok Jack,
I found/fixed the issue.
It should work extremely well now.
it has built, and soon it should be in the repos soon.
look for revision 87
The technical explanation (in case anyone cares):
The %U is interpreted by most programs as a URL (such as file:///root/fun_text_page.txt)
In our case, we do not pass anything into those, so we need
to simply ignore the % and the next character.
I took the liberty to try to mitigate any risks that might
arise from complicated scripts being called from the menu...
but there may be some issue we run into at some point with a
really bizarre Exec= line in a desktop file.
Until then it should work for everything.
At least it works here just fine.
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Regards
Hi Jack,
please try running:
rm ~/.cache/jwm-menu.cache appmod appmod.old
jwm-menu
Then reload the desktop this *should* fix the error.
The reason you need to remove these things is that I cache the
menu in that file, and watch /usr/share/applications/ for
modification. If the directory has been modified the menu will
reload.
Since you didn't install anything new the old cache persists, and
is used still.
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Regards
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