Moving Toys into Games in the K Menu

[Ralf Nolden]

On Montag, 22. April 2002 12:16, Thomas Diehl wrote:
> Am Montag, 22. April 2002 11:58 schrieb Ralf Nolden:
> > - deactivating to run kappfinder in kdebase during a "make install". The
> > distributors already do that and it's basically a leftover from the KDE
> > 1.x days during make install.
> >
> > - moving the toys.desktop (.directory) file from $(kdeappsdir)/Toys to
> > $(kdeappsdir)/Games/Toys/.directory and the .desktop files in kdetoys
> > that now get installed to $(kdeappsdir)/Toys to $(kdeappsdir)/Games/Toys.
>
> I probably missed something but I don't see what things like the tea cooker
> has got to do with the games or who would look for it under such a menu
> point? (Maybe the name "toys" is misleading and it should be called
> something like "knick-knack" or "trifles".)
kdetoys are just for wasting time or unnecessary in general just like games :) 
(well, considering that both can give you a creative pause, but they are not 
"serious" parts of the desktop regarding them as creativity applications). 
They would fit into the games section quite nicely and would reduce the K 
menu's upfront entries by -1. The games submenu is already parted into 4 
submenus, so a "wasting time with toys" submenu is at the right place here.

Ralf
>
> Regards,
>
> Thomas

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