Xfce Menu Edit is a managing tool for the UNIX-Like Window Manager : XFCE. The menu managed is the one appearing when a right click is done on the desktop background. It is useful to launch applications or some desktop specific commands, like : Quit, Settings, and so on. Now it is, build as a plugin for the Xfce general settings dialog.
Xfce Menu Edit offers a good-looking graphical interface to add or remove menu items. The different items provided are :
This program is voluntarely close to XFCE human interface guidelines. It manages multiple fonctionnalities, as :
~/.xfce4/menu.xmlOther features will come soon…
To do for 1.0 version :
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General : At launch time the menu is loaded in a tree and the first tree item is selected. You can then edit, the provided values :
To quit and save settings, just click on the Close button. The drag and drop is provided over tree items. With the suppr key you can remove the selected item in the tree. Right click over the menu to see the pop-up menu.
All items are inserted after the selected one and the insert action end by selecting the new item.
There is a nbuild for the Nasgaïa GNU/Linux distribution at nbuild.info.
Else, download the source bzip2 package here. Extract the xfce-menu-edit-x.x.tar.bz2 to the directory of your choice.
cd ./xfce-menu-edit-x.x ./configure make make install
For specific purpose try ./configure --help
When finished try killall xfce-mcs-manager then you could find Xfce Menu Edit by opening the settings dialog or by the shell comand xfce-settings-show menu_edit.
You can download other releases of XFce Menu Edit :
Try to use the right click over the pop-up menu.
2 possibilities : You did not compiled Xfce Menu Edit against the Xfce system configuration directory.
Try to use ./configure --sysconfdir="Xfce system configuration directory parent".
usualy its /etc.
Else you can copy the menu.xml (your locale iso) from Xfce system configuration directory to ~/.xfce4/menu.xml
Check if you have the right version of Xfce (4.0.3.x).
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