6 Feb
2015
6 Feb
'15
11:02 a.m.
On Friday 06 February 2015, Lisi Reisz wrote:
In Wheezy with 3.5.13.2, yes. In Linux Mint with 14.0.0, no.
So, in Mint:
As a workaround you can easily put it into the menu by yourself.
Right-click the menu, open Menu Editor, move to Utilities -> Editors,
Right-click and choose New Item ..., give a name (Kwrite), fill in
description, command, choose an icon, save it and you are done.
Hope that helps
Gerhard
If they are not, please run update-menus (from
the menu package)
and then see if they have appeared under Utilities/Editors.
I had to install the menu package!!
Then, no. As far as I can see, KEdit is not installed. KWrite is
there, but can only be run with its full path from the command
line.
(/opt/trinity/bin/kwrite) It isn't in the menu, won't run from the
launcher and won't run from the CLI unless I give the full path,
although /opt/trinity/bin/ is in my user's PATH.
If, at the CLI, I type kwrite, I get told that it is not installed,
if I type kwrite-trinity it says that it can't find it.