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After installing autofs, it does not necessarily auto-start:
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* sudo chkconfig --list autofs
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= KDE =
* sudo chkconfig --add autofs
 
* sudo service autofs status
 
* sudo service autofs start
 
  
Restart autofs after changing configuration files:
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* sudo service autofs start
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== Customizing the Application Menu ==
** The restart may be ineffective if any of the mount points are occupied by a running process
 
*: Shells or applications (like Amarok) can interfere with autofs mounting when they are parked on a mount point.
 
  
Configure autofs under /etc/autofs:
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=== Edit the Application Menu ===
  
* ...
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* Right-click the Application Menu launch button
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** Choose Edit Applications
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=== Location of Menu Changes ===
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* '''''~/.local/share/applications'''''
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=== Why does installed software not show up? ===
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* Customizations to the application menu seem to block menu updates.
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Revision as of 18:01, 12 January 2018

See Also 
OS-Linux


KDE

Customizing the Application Menu

Edit the Application Menu

  • Right-click the Application Menu launch button
    • Choose Edit Applications

Location of Menu Changes

  • ~/.local/share/applications

Why does installed software not show up?

  • Customizations to the application menu seem to block menu updates.