Dear Peter,
thanks for your comments and advice.
Am Dienstag, 31. März 2020 schrieb phiebie(a)drei.at:
Dear Stefan,
Am 30.Mar.2020 um 16:50 schriebst Du:
You can
safely delete the 11 mentioned lines in the
......tdemenuedit.menu -file, you'll find the same entries there
again, though starting with tde-....., nothing is lost.
Well, I'm not so sure about that one. The actual files being
referred to are named kde-*. So, if the entries with "kde-*" are
deleted, the entries with "tde-*" would probably fail to find the
files because there are no files named as "tde-*"…
Maybe also the prefix "tde-" is omitted.
Well, a simple exercise to verify.
Copy, to be safe, the file ....tdemenuedit.menu to somewhere else
with an irrelevant name.
Delete the 2 lines with "kde-KMail" in the original file, save the
file,
As I originally posted I can figure a way to manually abolish the reason
for r14-xdg-update's complaint. That would have to be tested.
end the session and now restart the whole PC to be
sure, that
the memory is emptied.
AIUI it would not be necessary to reboot. Restart TDE or X should be
good enough.
Ignore, after the restart, the annoying messages and
now try to
start KMail as you did in the past. If it starts, problem is solved
and you can delete the other 9 lines. If not, what I very much doubt,
you still have the backup.
Does that mean you haven't tested that? Then it makes sense to wish me
good luck! ;-)
Good luck, Peter.
Same to you!
Kind regards,
Stefan
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