How to edit the "actions" section of the k menu?

[tabithaboof]

I would like to edit/remove the "actions" section of my K menu but dont know how to do it. Right clicking on the Kmenu Icon and selecting "menu editor" will let me edit the "all application" part of the menu but not the "actions" section, is it possible to edit this part of the Kmenu?

[penguin.ch]

Re: How to edit the "actions" section of the k menu?

Which "action" in particular?

E.g. the "system menu" is defined implicitly through the contents of /usr/share/apps/systemview (further reading).

[tabithaboof]

Re: How to edit the "actions" section of the k menu?

Thanks for the help, under my K menu, I have two sections all applications and actions, it looks like this

-----------------------
ALL APPLICATIONS
------------------------
games
graphics
internet
multimedia
system
utilities
add remove programs
settings
-----------
ACTIONS
-----------
run command
switch user
lock session
Log out

Everything in the all applications menu can be edited by right clicking the menu icon but I cant work out hot to edit the "actions" part of the menu, Ideally I would like my kmenu to look like this

-----------------------
ALL APPLICATIONS
------------------------
games
graphics
internet
multimedia
system
utilities
add remove programs
settings
log out

I never use the run command, switch user, lock session buttons you see.

Hope this is clear, if not I will try and post a couple of screen shots

[Rog131]

Re: How to edit the "actions" section of the k menu?

Edit file /home/USER/.kde/share/config/kickerrc (Backup !)

Add:

[KDE Action Restrictions]
lock_screen=false
run_command=false
start_new_session=false

Notes
start_new_session= false. The entry in the menu will still be there but will have no effect.

If you really want remove the menu entry:
Re: [Kde-kiosk] KDE 3.4 disabling fast user switching
http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-kiosk&m=111158037308983&w=2

It seems the menu entry "Switch User" is dependant on
KDM as login manager. I installed KDE 3.4 on CentOS 4
which uses GDM as default login manager. The entry
Switch User didn't show up this time.

So install GDM. You can run KDE with GDM:
Topic: Switch between Ubuntu / Kubuntu ...
http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=5642.0

run_command=false. Alt+F2 still works



More:
KDE System Administration
http://techbase.kde.org/SysAdmin

KDE System Administration/Kiosk/Introduction
http://techbase.kde.org/KDE_System_A...k/Introduction

Action Restrictions
http://docs.kde.org/userguide/action-restrictions.html