~/.kde/share
Look for a dir name with applnk in it's name. Mine was: applnk-mdk
because I use a Mandrake based distro (PCLinuxOS). Just put that file
in the dir there somewhere. Here is what mine looked like:
[ryan@localhost applnk-mdk]$ pwd
/home/ryan/.kde/share/applnk-mdk
[ryan@localhost applnk-mdk]$ ls
Amusement/ Documentation/ Multimedia/ Terminals/
Applications/ Home.desktop Networking/ TransGaming/
Configuration/ kfmclient.desktop Office/
[ryan@localhost applnk-mdk]$
Those are some of the K start menu items on my start menu. So, for you
your filename would be 3ddesktop.desktop. You must remember the
.desktop extension or the menu link will not be shown.
Steven W. Orr wrote:
>On Monday, Dec 26th 2005 at 21:34 -0500, quoth Steven W. Orr:
>
>=>Sorry for being clueless, but I just downloaded the 3ddeskfx package and I
>=>like it a lot. The part I don't understand is how to use the shortcuts
>=>files that come with it for KDE. I'm using the kde-3.4.2 and I'd like to
>=>hook it up. Can you tell me what I should do with the shortcut files?
>=>
>=>TIA
>=>
>
>Let me try this again. One of the files that comes with 3ddeskfx is called
>
>'Random 3D-Desktop Generator (Mode)'
>
>and its content sez:
>
>524 > cat 'Random 3D-Desktop Generator (Mode)'
>[Desktop Entry]
>Comment[en_US]=
>Encoding=UTF-8
>Exec=3ddeskfx mode
>Icon=khelpcenter
>MimeType=
>Name[en_US]=Random 3D-Desktop Generator (Mode)
>Path=
>ServiceTypes=
>SwallowExec=
>SwallowTitle=
>Terminal=false
>TerminalOptions=
>Type=Application
>X-KDE-SubstituteUID=false
>X-KDE-Username=
>525 >
>
>I am hoping that by placing this file in the right place I will end up
>with the desired shortcut. Can someone please tell me where I should copy
>this file to?
>
>
>
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