From: Wojtek A. <pen...@gm...> - 2011-08-25 10:23:27
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Hi all. I've been using ion3 for at least 2 years on Ubuntu. Having changed Ubuntu do Debian lately, the change of ion3 to NotIon followed naturally. Now the problem is, I have had few things fixed up in old ion3 system-wide configs and they were removed with the old system. 1. What is the actual path notion searches when I hit F3 and type a command? I'm pretty sure it is not the $PATH set in .bashrc, as I have things there (such as a script-containing dir) that are not found by notion in "Run:" prompt. 2. The debian menu issue. In cfg_ioncore.lua (which I inherited from ion3 and keep using along with rest of my configs) I had these directives: dopath("debian-menu-i18n") dopath("debian-menu") which, as I understood "had something to do" with debian app menu available when pressing F12. (I have old-style fold out-menu, not queries). Now, as some of you may alreasy be guessing, Notion screams at startup: Notion startup error log: >> Unable to find 'debian-menu-i18n' on search path. >> Unable to find 'debian-menu-i18n' on search path. This error was remedied in goodold ion3 by creating symbolic links within ion3 /etc/X11/ion3 directory like: debian-menu-i18n.lua -> /var/lib/ion3/debian-menu-i18n.lua Needless to say I can't do it without even having ion3:), nor the files debian-menu-i18n.lue etc. which are NOT shipped with notion. So what to do? Regards Wojtek -- Pentahedron - A polyhedron having five faces. Because there are two pentahedral graphs, there are two convex pentahedra, namely the square pyramid and the triangular prism. The triangular prism is the unique convex pentahedra having unit edge lengths. (Eric W. Weisstein. "Pentahedron." From MathWorld--A Wolfram Web Resource. http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Pentahedron.html) |