I found a way to fix it... it turns out that while kde-applications.menu contains the mergedir option, kde4-applications does not, so, I fixed it like so:
> sudo nano /etc/xdg/menus/kde4-applications.menu
or if you are not a console jockey:
> alt-f2
> kdesudo kate /etc/xdg/menus/kde4-applications.menu
All the way at the bottom of the file you should find the item, <DefaultMergeDirs/>.
Directly below that add, <MergeDir>applications-merged</MergeDir>
so it should generally look like this:
....
<Include> <And> <Category>KDE</Category> <Category>Core</Category> </And>
</Include> <DefaultMergeDirs/> <MergeDir>applications-merged</MergeDir> <MergeFile>applications-kmenuedit.menu</MergeFile>
....
After saving you should pretty much immediately see the new "Wine" menu and sub menu's. Good luck.
I found a way to fix it... it turns out that while kde-application s.menu contains the mergedir option, kde4-applications does not, so, I fixed it like so:
> sudo nano /etc/xdg/ menus/kde4- applications. menu
or if you are not a console jockey:
> alt-f2 menus/kde4- applications. menu
> kdesudo kate /etc/xdg/
All the way at the bottom of the file you should find the item, <DefaultMergeDi rs/>.
Directly below that add, <MergeDir> applications- merged< /MergeDir>
so it should generally look like this:
<And>
<Category> KDE</Category>
<Category> Core</Category>
</And>
<DefaultMergeD irs/>
<MergeDir> applications- merged< /MergeDir>
<MergeFile> applications- kmenuedit. menu</MergeFile >
....
<Include>
</Include>
....
After saving you should pretty much immediately see the new "Wine" menu and sub menu's. Good luck.