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Nice tip about lxmed. It can be done from the command line too exploring the xdg-desktop-menu command (easy to create a custom menu entry but probably would give more work to create a whole custom menu tree).

In Firefox maybe you could go to Edit>Preferences>Apps for that?
Anyway, try making pcmanfm the default file manager by running:

Edit /usr/share/applications/lxde-logout.desktop Suppose you're Spanish, you would add a Spanish name below the English one: Name=Logout Name[es]=Salir For your language, use the appropriate language code. -EDIT- sorry, I read your question better. Just change Name[pt_BR}=Desconectar to Name[pt_BR}=...

See if there's something in them like then add LXDE or just comment the line

Cria um /etc/X11/xorg.conf com a resolução desejada.
man xorg.conf

Hi. I don't know, but you could try posting (and subscribing) to the lxde mailing list.
Maybe someone will answer.
http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=180858

Maybe you could try asking in the Peppermint forum? They use a tweaked menu (I don't know if they have tweaked sub-menus, though).
http://peppermintos.net/

For the window background (GTK theme) and the icons (Icon theme), you can search at gnome-look.org for Windows lookalikes, for instance. You can change the logo for the menu and the panel background. Just right-click them and open their properties. Then use the image you like best for that. For the ...

It may be looking bad because you used a square icon.
You could edit the icon and crop its shape and leave a transparent background, then the highlight would only be on the icon and not its background.

If some program isn't showing up in the menu, it's some setting in its desktop file. I'm guessing here that this onboard app you mention is the on-screen keyboard, and it's probably a GNOME app. So you will have to browse to /usr/share/applications, find the desktop file for that app, open it with a...