| Another OS?
Jun 30 2004 on poll Which KDE app do you miss most under an other OS? |
There's another OS? You can't mean whineDOH!s? Of course not, that's not an OS, that's the world's largest computer virus.
Ooh? Did I say that out loud?
Right.....
The Borg Queen |
|  | | Re: Installer Help
Jun 1 2004 on content KDE-Mozilla kservicemenu Item |
Mount ISO! That's one of the most useful apps I've every collected. I collect Linux/KDE software, burn it to disk and pass it out to all the crack monkeys (whine-DOH!s users) I've converted into Nix Noobs. Mount ISO has made it very easy for me to create , keep and burn up2date ISOs. Thank you for your work.
As for help creating an installer, I would love to learn how to do that. If and when you have the time feel free to email me.
Currently I'm trying to go from Redhat, to Debian.
Sadly all the years spend as a crack monkey myself has left me playing catch up but I think I'm ready for a REAL Linux distro.
Talk to you soon,
The Borg Queen |
| | | Re: im a nub
May 28 2004 on content KDE-Mozilla kservicemenu Item |
Ok step one. Download the file.
Step Two. Decompress the file. Once you do you will have a directory called "KDE-attach-to-email-servicemenu". Within this directory is a text file called "KDE-attach-to-email-servicemenu.txt".
Step three. As root, open a Konqueror window and go the directory that contains the "KDE-attach-to-email-servicemenu.txt", copy it.
Step Four: Paste the text file into "/usr/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus/".
Step Five: Change the file extension from ".txt" to ".desktop".
Now you can right click on any file and you will see an option "Attach To Mozilla Mail", click on that and a new mozilla mail composer window will pop up with the file attached.
I would also suggest you get dschrader's "Attach to Email Service Menu 0.6.1". It's a great kservicemenu.
If you need anymore help just email me at cyberpunkx@earthlink.net.
Thanks Borg Queen |
| | | Re: Good job!
May 28 2004 on content KDE-Mozilla kservicemenu Item |
Thank you prjanique.
I'm a newbie, so writing an installer is currently beyond me. Another reason I didn't provide an installer because not all distros put things in the same place (most do but not all). Its simpler in the long run, and much more educational, it do it manually.
And, the reason I used a txt file, was because I noticed that the desktop file would sometime lose some of the text info rendering it useless. Using a txt file prevents this and gives the user a way to replace the info. Just copy and paste.
And thank anders, Austy and sp3k, they lost their minds to my constant questions during the developement LOL.
Anyway, I greatly appreciate your comments.
Cheers, The Borg Queen |
| |
Search people
Current visitors
New users
Birthdays
Most active users
Back
|
|
