which package can find the file wich define menu "System-help-System Documentation" ?

[walker]

Joel Bryan Juliano 写道:
> On 9/29/06, *张召伟* <zhang.zhaowei at gd-linux.com
> <mailto:zhang.zhaowei at gd-linux.com>> wrote:
>
>     Hi, I now work to custom ubuntu for some company to use, I normal
>     ubuntu
>     edgy, there is a menu 'systemp-help" , them menu "system-help" has 5
>     submenus , "System Documentation", "Online Documentation", "Community
>     Support","Commercial Support","Ubuntu Book Excerpt", I want to remove
>     some submenus from of the menu "system- help" , But I can't find which
>     file in which packages defines menu "system-help" and it's submenu!
>     I find the /usr/share/applications/yelp.desktop defines the menu
>     "system-help" , but the menu only call yelp to display help info , so
>     yelp.desktop isn't the file which defines "sysmte-help" and it's
>     submenu.
>
>     how can I delete some menu items of system-help and it sub menu?
>
>
> The submenu items are hardcoded in the patch in gnome-panel. There
> must be a better way to do this, instead of hardcoding, why not use a
> desktop entry? and put all of those things in the distribution
> specific meta packages.
>
> A desktop entry is pluggable, you remove it, and the menu entry will
> not be visible, you install the entries and it's there again. That's
> why I think modulatization of settings through deb packages is a good
> way to start towards a truely customizable OS.
>
> Regards,
>
> Joel
>
Yes , I want to use a desktop entry, I find the yelp.desktop in
/usr/share/applications do a help system, But it can't display in menu
because of the help submenu items is hardcoded in gnome-pane.
Can I do any thing to use desktop entry instead of the system hardcoded
submenu items?
I also want to know why use hardcoded instead of use desktop entry?

Regards,
Walker