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Sorry for the elementary question- with some more googling I probably could have figured it out, but if someone here has a quick answer that'd be great!
My debian menu disappeared from the openbox menu. How do I get it back? It's still listed in Obmenu.
Last edited by cortman (2012-03-22 03:27:36)
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As i know, debian menu is not enabled by default in statler... Do you use Crunchbang?
Last edited by smoki (2012-03-21 04:29:52)
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Same problem here. Followed the instructions for installing the Debian menu but it still doesn't work. menu is installed, the lines in rc.xml and menu.xml are as they should be but there's no Debian menu showing up in the Openbox menu. even after trying openbox --reconfigure and just rebooting the computer. This seems to have happened with the newest Crunchbang 10 20120207.
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Did you also update menu?
sudo update-menusOffline
I did succeed with this just yesterday, following these instructions, but replacing
<menu id="Debian" />with
<menu id="/Debian" />The wiki says the latter is for debian sid, but it worked fine for me & and my statler-stable OB.
Edit: spelling 
Last edited by sano (2012-03-21 17:30:18)
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I'm running Statler, and when I first started it, it had several menus and submenus of applications, etc. I'm assuming that is the Debian menu.
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Did you also update menu?
sudo update-menus
Tried that and it didn't work but:
I did succeed with this just yesterday, following these instructions, but replacing
<menu id="Debian" />with
<menu id="/Debian" />The wiki says the latter is for debian sid, but it worked fine for me & and my statler-stable OB.
Edit: spelling
That DID work! I've been on the Openbox wiki before but didn't see that item about sid.
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I did succeed with this just yesterday, following these instructions, but replacing
<menu id="Debian" />with
<menu id="/Debian" />The wiki says the latter is for debian sid, but it worked fine for me & and my statler-stable OB.
Edit: spelling
Hm... This didn't work either... And neither did update-menus. Any other ideas?
Last edited by cortman (2012-03-22 02:42:03)
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I'm running Statler, and when I first started it, it had several menus and submenus of applications, etc. I'm assuming that is the Debian menu.
No it is not debian menu, it is custom statler specific menu
. Try this:
cp /etc/skel/.config/openbox/menu.xml $HOME/.config/openbox/restart openbox
openbox --restartThat gives you statler default menu. To have debian menu also enabled add this line in menu.xml:
<menu id="/Debian" />then uncomment following lines in rc.xml:
commented:
<!-- system menu files on Debian systems
<file>/var/lib/openbox/debian-menu.xml</file>
<file>debian-menu.xml</file> -->uncommented:
<!-- system menu files on Debian systems -->
<file>/var/lib/openbox/debian-menu.xml</file>
<file>debian-menu.xml</file>restart openbox
openbox --restartLast edited by smoki (2012-03-22 03:27:13)
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Thank you, smoki! That exactly did the trick. Helps if you know what you're looking for... 
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I've noted that on my debian boxen, I have
<menu id="Debian"/>while this doesn't work on #!.
On #!, it has to be
<menu id="/Debian"/>The only difference being the leading / in there.
I don't know why the leading slash is needed there, but apparently it is.
I thought it was a typo on the wiki page, until I tried to add the Debian menu on my #! lappy and it didn't work, until I added in that slash.
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