Leon Stringer wrote:
Is the "Run" menu item from GNOME deliberately missing or is this an
oversight?
It is deliberate. You can access the run dialog by use the shortcut
(Alt+F2) which is faster. You still have the panel applet. Right click
panel to get the content menu => Click Add to panel => Click Run Dialog
if you need a GUI way to do this. GNOME 2.14 which is planned to be
included in FC5 will have a menu editor and there might have a gconf key
to turn the menu entry back again. The idea behind this change to my
understanding is to streamline the menus and make sure that any
application that doesnt use the freedesktop desktop specification to
automatically add menu entries on installation gets fixed. The deskbar
applet proposed for inclusion in GNOME 2.14
(http://mail.gnome.org/archives/deskbar-applet-list/2005-October/msg00116.html
) adds a enhanced replacement for the run dialog with provisions for
keyboard shortcuts. Also the context menu entry for the terminal in the
desktop has also been removed. A replacement with additional
functionality to open a terminal in any folder is available in Fedora
Extras.
# yum install nautilus-open-terminal if you need it.
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