Re: Adding new items to the GNOME main menu in FC3

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Subject: Re: Adding new items to the GNOME main menu in FC3
From: Colin Brace <cwb@xxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 06 Jan 2005 05:11:07 +0100
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Chris Morrison wrote:

After much tweaking and hacking (for a newbie), I have finally got Pan
to work under FC3.

>

I would now like to add it to the 'Internet' sub-menu of the GNOME main
menu.

Pan is part of the Fedora distro. If you selected it during the initial setup process, it would have been installed on your system and added to the Red Hat menu hierarchy without any "tweaking and hacking¨ needed. In any case, you need to create a .desktop file for it in /usr/share/applications. See that directory for other examples.

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- Adding new items to the GNOME main menu in FC3
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