LINUX LITE 7.2 FINAL RELEASED - SEE RELEASE ANNOUNCEMENTS SECTION FOR DETAILS


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[SOLVED] Cannot remove Mumble & (Ristretto-) Image Viewer Whiskermenu entries
#1
Hey!
I removed Mumble & Ristretto via Synaptic Package Manager. But the menu-entries remained in the Whiskermenu.
I then removed the corresponding  *.desktop - files in the following folders (and rebooted):

-/usr/share/applications &
-/.local/share/applications

I uninstalled Whiskermenu and used the classic xfce-menu - the entries were still there. Now I'm back to Whiskermenu still searching for a solution to get rid of the entries.

What else could I try? Thanks in advance from a Linux beginner.
Pat
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#2
By the way I use Linux Lite 2.0 x64.

And in the menu editor ("Main Menu") the residual entries don't show up.

thx
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#3
Try deleting mumble.desktop in /etc/skel/.local/share/applications
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#4
Hi Lurchis. I did the following test on LL2.0/64:

0. Start with classic xfce-menu & whisker menu in the panel
1. Menu > settings > main menu (editor)
2. Main menu (editor) > Internet (on left pane) > remove check mark for Mumble

The Mumble icon was removed from both menus. The reverse also worked - adding an icon.

1. Main menu (editor) > Accessories (on left pane) > add check mark for Bulk Rename
The Bulk Rename icon was added to both menus.
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#5
Thx Valtam & Scott for your help - Valtam, your suggestion did the trick for me - the entries are gone.
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#6
Neither worked for me.  Mumble is still in Internet folder but doesn't show up in Main menu.  using 32bit 2.0 Sad

Sorted by re-installing mumble.
Unticking then deleting the mumble entry in Internet.
Removing mumble.
Voila  gone  Big Grin
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#7
Hello!

After uninstalling Mumble in Synaptic (Install/Remove Software), I had mumble.desktop in the following locations:

-/.local/share/applications
/etc/skel/.local/share/applications

Removing both of these removed Mumble from the LL 2.0 Whisker Menu...

73 DE N4RPS
Rob
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