Re: r14-xdg-update script problem

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On Tuesday 26 May 2020 23:36:10 Michele Calgaro via trinity-users wrote:
> > Running Devuan Ascii here, and I use Slavek's repository, with r14.09 and
> > some r14.08 packages. This repository generally works best for me.
>
> Ok, we refer to it as Slavek's PSB :-)

Thanks for the correction. I have added a note to my sources.list so that I 
remember to refer to it as such. 

> In that case you will need to find out what is modifying that file back to
> kde-* each time, because normally it shouldn' t.
> Cheers
>   Michele
>

So, I have a new detail to report. I rebooted my system, but before I did, I 
checked those files:

/home/<USER>/.config/menus/applications-tdemenuedit
/var/tmp/tdecache-<USER>/r14-xdg-update-validation-test9.txt

And everything seemed correct (that is, there were no kde items). In the first 
file, the menu list, tde was in the <include>  category, and kde was among 
the <exclude> items. When I rebooted, I checked again, and everything had 
been changed back to kde in the second file (r14-xdg), and I got those same 3 
error messages again. 

I did, however, find a separate menu for both gnome and kde. 

Earlier (before a previous reboot) I had tried removing a kde menu, and the 
system rebooted about the same as usual, but when I got up and running, my 
konqueror and kedit were both all messed up. (* I set them to start up when 
the system boots, because I use them both to organize my work; but this is 
too complicated to explain. Enough to say, I have been doing it like this 
since early KDE3 days, about 2006 or so, and it has always worked great, and 
I don't want to change....) 

Out of these known factors, I would suppose that something overwrites this 
file with kde krap between shutdown and boot, but I don't have a clue how to 
go about searching for the culprit. All KDE and Gnome stuff have been 
removed; everything is TDE, except for a few pan-Linux applications, but 
these do not bring in any KDE or Gnome dependencies, and should not affect 
the desktop; or so I like to think. 

Any further observations or suggestions, how I my track down the cause of 
these changes? Thanks for any help! 

Bill


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