Update: This penguin walks on a bed of blue screens of death!

[Lincoln Peters]

In my most recent message, I said that I had installed wmconfig on the 
netbooting workstation and that I would get a working "Programs" menu in 
FVWM2 when I tried it again.  When I got back today, I found that it had the 
"Programs" menu, but none of the GNOME of KDE programs were listed in it.  
That's a serious problem, because I was hoping that the users would have 
easy access to AbiWord, KOffice, Konqueror, and some other GNOME/KDE 
programs without having to run GNOME/KDE (remember, only 64MB of RAM!).  
Most of the other programs don't seem to measure up (imagine using Emacs to 
write an essay for an English class), and typing the program name into an 
XTerm is not considered easy access.

I don't want everyone to have to learn Emacs in order to write a simple 
essay, and I don't want anyone to suffer through Netscape's bloat and 
defects, and I don't want to force anyone to use a shell to do anything, so 
is there a way to make FVVM2 show the GNOME and KDE menus?



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