Search bar in muon discover

[Clayman1000x]

I deleted the search bar in muon discover and can't seem to figure out how to get it back.

[vinnywright]

delete ,,,,,,, ~/.kde/share/config/muon-discoverrc

reopen muon-discover ,,,,,,,,,maby their are other ways but this just worked @hear

VINNY

[vinnywright]

This is not a new bug and I'm surprised it is still around:
https://www.kubuntuforums.net/showth...=muon+discover

........never searched for a bug report,,,,,just started poking around.

The link gives the same solution vinny just mentioned, great brains et al

Many other KDE apps would use the Ctrl+m shortcut but no such luck here
I also tried Shift+Ctrl+m, it has a rather unusual outcome, try it

you found an easter egg ,,,,,congrats

A very nice solution(?) is to convert to Muon Package Manager, not as pretty but a lot more useful.
You might have to install it first.

and a big +1 to that

VINNY

[Clayman1000x]

This is not a new bug and I'm surprised it is still around:
https://www.kubuntuforums.net/showth...=muon+discover

The link gives the same solution vinny just mentioned, great brains et al
Many other KDE apps would use the Ctrl+m shortcut but no such luck here
I also tried Shift+Ctrl+m, it has a rather unusual outcome, try it

A very nice solution(?) is to convert to Muon Package Manager, not as pretty but a lot more useful.
You might have to install it first.

don't understand how to use the package manager

[Clayman1000x]

delete ,,,,,,, ~/.kde/share/config/muon-discoverrc

reopen muon-discover ,,,,,,,,,maby their are other ways but this just worked @hear

VINNY

didn't work for me:

clay1245dx@clay1245dx-HP-Pavilion-dv7-Notebook-PC:~$ delete ,,,,,,, ~/.kde/share/config/muon-discoverrc
delete: command not found
clay1245dx@clay1245dx-HP-Pavilion-dv7-Notebook-PC:~$ ~/.kde/share/config/muon-discoverrc
bash: /home/clay1245dx/.kde/share/config/muon-discoverrc: Permission denied
clay1245dx@clay1245dx-HP-Pavilion-dv7-Notebook-PC:~$

[Qqmike]

don't understand how to use the package manager

Open K > Applications > System > Software Center (Muon Discover), in the search window at the top, enter Muon Package Manager, then click Install, Done. Find it at the same general place: K > Applications > System > Package Manager (Muon Package Manager)

[Qqmike]

Uhmmm, or
sudo apt-get install muon

[Clayman1000x]

Uhmmm, or
sudo apt-get install muon

Still didn't give me back the search bar in muon discover, also noticed I don't have a menu up top either. Package Manager is installed, still don't understand how to use it, the dependency thing.

[Qqmike]

Still didn't give me back the search bar in muon discover

No, it won't. But it will give you Muon Package Manager, which is much better, more complete, more useful/informative, "professional," whatever.

[claydoh]

Make sure muon discover is not running when you delete the config file. You can use dolphin, the file manager to do this, but you will have to enable viewing of hidden files and directories in its settings.

Sent from my LG G4

[Clayman1000x]

How would I uninstall then reinstall discover, would that get the menu and search bar back?

[Clayman1000x]

delete ,,,,,,, ~/.kde/share/config/muon-discoverrc

reopen muon-discover ,,,,,,,,,maby their are other ways but this just worked @hear

VINNY

Thank you very much, that did the trick after I figured out what you were telling me to do, the menu and the search bar is back, one more question though, how would I have accomplished this using Konsole?
Claydoh's post let me know what i was supposed to be doing.

[Snowhog]

...how would I have accomplished this using Konsole?
Claydoh's post let me know what i was supposed to be doing.

When you open a konsole, you are in your user home directory. If you weren't; you had navigated to some other directory; then typing:

rm ~/.kde/share/config/muon-discoverrc

would remove the configuration file. Otherewise (when in your home directory) typing:

rm .kde/share/config/muon-discoverrc

does the job.

[Clayman1000x]

Make sure muon discover is not running when you delete the config file. You can use dolphin, the file manager to do this, but you will have to enable viewing of hidden files and directories in its settings.

Sent from my LG G4

When you open a konsole, you are in your user home directory. If you weren't; you had navigated to some other directory; then typing:

rm ~/.kde/share/config/muon-discoverrc

would remove the configuration file. Otherewise (when in your home directory) typing:

rm .kde/share/config/muon-discoverrc

does the job.

Thank you.