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My work desktop is KDE3.5. On my home machine I just installed Kubuntu 8.10 which provides KDE4.1. To my dissapointment the custom menus seem to have vanished.
In KDE3.5 it is possible to associate custom menus with mouse buttons. I routinely have(had?) the left button with a list of machines that I can ssh/rlogin to and the right button with a few often used applications. How I've looked, I can't find them anywhere. Have they gone definitely, or is there a way to associate mouse buttons with menus. |
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I feel your pain. I'm in the same situation. And I'm also willing to develop a fix for a few clues: 1) How is the current context menu constructed? Is it defined by a system file? Or is it built on the fly? 2) Can someone who has some experience with the KDE4 code base point to a file? module? package? sub-system? where the relevant code might be hacked. Good luck to us. -pmr |
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I have the same problem here. As noone else replied, maybe only some more information is missing.
In KDE3 the settings for custom menus on mouse buttons are located in ControlCenter->Desktop->Behaviour There is a box called "Mouse Button Actions" I used it, to have the "Windows List Menu" on middle click and the "Application Menu" on right click on the desktop. Doing so I was able to deactivate the taskbar and removed the application menu from the panel and the panel can do autohide immediatly. I really would appreciate if someone developing KDE4 could comment on this proposal. I hope it is possible to again integrate that feature just as most of the other nice things of KDE3 made it to 4.2 |
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Assuming you are talking about the Desktop itself ( Plasma / KRunner / KWin ) it appears that Plasma does not yet support adding custom items to the context menus. The right click menus are controlled solely by the Containments.
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