Hi,
I have a lot of specialized multimedia apps in my distro that I'd like to create additional menu items for, In the past I've used Gnome and KDE which have tools for Menu Customizing. In LXDE I've downloaded the lxmenu-data and libmenu cache packages, created new ".directory" files in /usr/share/desktop-directories. I've also named them with the same naming convention as the other lxde .directory files that are there and pointed them to a common existing category "Audio;" and lastly checked the appropriate permissions. These new directories are not appearing in my Menu even after a logout. What am I missing? It would be nice if changing directories was as easy as adding ".desktop" files to /usr/share/applications.
How do I customize the menu?
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Re: How do I customize the menu?
Thanks for the replies, will read up on it.
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Re: How do I customize the menu?
andrewilson wrote:You will need some basic HTML knowledge to do this.
Re: How do I customize the menu?
What the hell?franklinspice wrote:I have faced same problem to customize the menu, I hope this document can help you a bit
This won't help a bit.
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Re: How do I customize the menu?
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@archibald haddock,paxman: Could you mark this posts as spam in the future, thx. It's much more intelligent as we had before, but still spam
maces
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maces
Re: How do I customize the menu?
Thanks paxman!paxman wrote:A quick and dirty solution.
This really worked well and was relatively simple by cutting and pasting existing categories and modifying them. I appreciate your help.
Regards -GMaq