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I tried searching for this, but surprisingly came up empty. I was just wondering how to add launchers to the Applications menu. I've read that I should be able to just right click anywhere and something should pop up where I can add to menu. Unfortunately, when I right click nothing happens.
I'm using SuSE 9.3 and Gnome. I'm a very new Linux user, so bare with me
GNOME 2.10 disabled the editing of the menus, so you have to create an entry manually. Take a look at the *.desktop files in /usr/share/applications and use those as a guide to create your own.
I want to add/remove some entries from my gnome menu. I went in /usr/share/applications and find some of the icons there, but not all.Can somebody please assist in where to find the other menu entries.
It's straight from novell, so I figured it would work... but it doesn't. At one point it mentions: " /etc/opt/gnome/gnome-vfs-2.0/vfolder/applications-all-users.vfolder-info" but this file doesn't exist. Am I missing something?
Right now I have:
[Desktop Entry]
Name=JBuilder
Exec= (where it is)
Icon=(the icon location I chose)
Terminal=false
Type=Application
Categories=Application;Programming;JBuilder
It adds the launcher to the menu, but in a Applications submenu (no programming menu or anything). Even if I change Categories to Games, it stays in the Applications submenu. I've also tried creating a Programming.directory in /opt/gnome/share/desktop-directories but that didn't help at all.
Is there an easier way? Please please tell me there is! I'd hate to go back to XP because of something so simple
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