I tried to test Wine for the first time, installing the only application that I already had an executable for, an old version of Seamonkey web browser. It installed ok, but when uninstalled, through wine, had some issues...first the unistall option did not appear in wine, but fixed that. Finally, when uninstalled Seamonkey, it left a second wine menu item in Gnome Applications menu. I have uninstalled, reinstalled wine several times. Even tried the instructions in the FAQ, "How do I uninstall wine", at http://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#head-2e99ab665e3b15d1880eff2bcbb640b2d5839586. This somehow corrupted my kernel, but it seems to have been restored since. Nothing I do will get rid of the two Wine menu items. Help?
OK, this was easy...I just now figured out that you can right-click the "Applications" menu in Gnome and "Edit Menus" and then remove or delete items. Duh!!!!!
For those real pesky items you can dig around in the /home/(user)/.local/share directory. applications/desktop-directories/icons mainly.
bg3075 wrote:> Finally, when uninstalled Seamonkey, it left a second wine menu item in Gnome Applications menu.http://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#head-9893ae50079ca7a959258f0bc9a17aaf2e69b391 bg3075 wrote:> OK, this was easy...I just now figured out that you can right-click the "Applications" menu in Gnome and "Edit Menus" and then remove or delete items. Duh!!!!!Not really - http://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#head-34c8b5d78823a60c9651b4c9848c06a1aa8fea48
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