Peter Gordon wrote:
Tim wrote:
I think it does, it's just "hidden". If you play with a menu editor,
you'll find it's listed there but not enabled.
Hmm. It's not listed for me in GNOME's menu editor (not even as a
disabled item). I've posted a screenshot to show this:
http://thecodergeek.com/images/no-mozilla-menu-item.png
What's really funny is that it installs, according to `rpm -ql`, a
mozilla.desktop file, which at a cursory glance appears correct in terms
of syntax and whatnot.
At a quick glance, I didn't catch it either, but more study of
/usr/share/applications/mozilla.desktop revealed the line,
NoDisplay=true
When I commented it out like this
#NoDisplay=true
mozilla showed up in the menu, and to get the mozilla
red lizard menu icon, I changed the Icon line to this:
Icon=/usr/share/pixmaps/mozilla-icon.png
--Kenny
