Re:[custom menus] peer

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Hello Peer

I hope I can help you
That made me think about making submenus like:

Sound&Video
: Audio editing
: Synths
: Mixing
: Recording
: Sound synthesis
I use Mint so in Ubu its 'similar' kind of ;)
in my menu I have under \Einstellungen\ [~preferencies ?] the
starter \Hauptmenu\ [main menu]
I think you can reach this faster with [Alt]+[F2]:
the name is >alacarte<
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|NAME
| alacarte - edit freedesktop.org menus
|SYNOPSIS
| alacarte
|DESCRIPTION
| alacarte is a program that for editing freedesktop.org
| complient menus
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With that program you organize your menu
THink Ubu use it also
Then I need to get the right app (synth1) in the right menu entry
(synths).
right now no idea - I don't need this
These menus should not be for myself only, but other users on other
computers should also be able to get the same menus.
If you need the same menu on different PC' s you have to take a look in
your $HOME directory:

under $HOME/.config/menus/gnome-applications.menu
but if you need this file you have to play with it a lill' :)
- change path
- permissions so on
but as allways - first do a backup of you settings/files ;)

hope it helps, perhaps there is an other solution for it so don't
beat me :)

cheers
Tim
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