page.codeberg.libre_menu_editor.LibreMenuEditor

Customize the menu
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This program lists all application launchers that are installed on your system. You can then use a clean, modern, and intuitive interface to customize the main menu to your liking.

The following features are included:
<ul><li>set launcher-icons to a specific file or icon-name</li><li>search through icons of your installed icon-theme</li><li>add and remove search-keywords</li><li>make launchers execute a specific file or command</li><li>set working directory for the execution</li><li>convert weblinks into valid commands</li><li>change launcher names and comments</li><li>create, edit, and remove launcher-actions</li><li>show or hide launchers in the main menu</li><li>show or hide launchers in certain desktop environments</li><li>change the launcher's menu-categories</li><li>enable or disable launcher's startup-animations</li><li>show a terminal-window when executing launchers</li><li>use a more powerful GPU for certain launchers</li><li>change advanced settings with your default text-editor</li><li>reset launchers back to their original states</li><li>create and delete custom launchers</li><li>use search to find your launchers in the sidebar</li><li>show hidden launchers in the sidebar</li><li>create duplicates of launchers</li><li>open .desktop files through the app-menu, the file-manager, or via drag-and-drop</li><li>install .desktop files to the desktop-environment's application menu</li><li>export .desktop files to custom locations</li><li>open locations of launcher's .desktop files in file-manager</li><li>use the application on any freedesktop.org compliant desktop-environment</li><li>use the application on small-screen devices</li><li>navigate the interface with your keyboard</li></ul>
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Crigence 9 months ago

Very underrated application that gives you much deeper control over your desktop files/main menu layout than Cinnamon's own menu editor, including allowing you to (much more easily) set an app to show up in multiple categories; restrict certain apps to certain DEs manually; configure *hidden* desktop files that Cinnamon doesn't usually show; and clean up broken/left-over desktop files manually (which helps make "select app" popups much cleaner). All around great piece of software.