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Hmmm if i remember in gnomes control center or whatever it's called, they have a menu editor, in that menu editor there may be the commands needed to execute each thing....
I had to look it up on the internet via the screenshots of the menu editor but I believe that my suspisions about it have been confirmed. It doesn't give a list of the commands, but it diplays just the command of the selected app.
Ok after some more googling, I believe there does exist a file (called .desktop?) where the menu entries are listed.
Unfortunately though I'm not on my linux box right now so I can't look it up. If anyone here can confirm this finding of the existence of such a file please do so and could you then please throw in the location of it as well?
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