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#56
Originally Posted by free View Post
Jim, just to make sure
You are using the default Window Manager?
Did you reboot after installing? I didn't mention it but you have to do this because otherwise it doesn't show (menu are manually regenerated by a command which I haven't found..)

It's supposed to go in the default category (not system, not multimedia, something like "additionnal" or "supplements"). Don't know the name in english..

Really weird.
You could reinstall it for a quick try..
apt-get remove xmms
apt-get install xmms

And check attentively if this last command tells you something.
I'll look on my side what can create this problem.
I have, first, run "apt-get remove xmms" which eventually suggested that I then run "apt-get install -f xmms" which I did. And it seemed to be installing everything all right.

However, even after rebooting, nothing appeared in the Application Manager, either that it was an installed application, or that it was an installable application. Is there a command line start command that might get it going?

Many thanks. Jim