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Originally Posted by JCH View Post
Can you give a simplified step by step on how to do this?
Be aware that this involves doing things as root and so may get your deivce into a situation where you have to reflash, or enable R&D mode to correct problems manually.
  1. Install a text editor such as vim, QEmac, nano or Leafpad.
  2. Install rootsh from Extras.
  3. Open the file /opt/catorise/menu in that editor. For example, in X Terminal: vim /opt/catorise/menu
  4. Each desktop file name is on a line of its own followed by the category in which you can place it. The valid values for the right-hand side are those defined in the Maemo 5 Developer Guide and _root.
  5. After editing the file, open X Terminal and run:

Code:
sudo gainroot
/opt/catorise/catorise
Catorize miscategorized several apps and I'd like to fix them.
Do you man "miscategorised" or do you mean "didn't put them where I wanted". The former would be a bug (which I'd like to have reported), as Catorise just puts things where the application developer/packager decided (corresponding to bothe the Application Manager and maemo.org/downloads/ sections).
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