Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Tue 19th Sep 2006 09:31 UTC
The Alacarte menu editor is one of the major additions in GNOME 2.16. Already previously available in Ubuntu and other distributions, Alacarte adds a degree of customization that has been generally lacking since GNOME dropped its previous (proper) menu editor more than five years ago during the early 2.x releases. More on the review at Linux.com.
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2005-07-08
I see very litle reason to edit the menu. I think I may have once edited the menu using some new toy software from gnome-files, but the novelty of it quickly diminished. The menu in Gnome isn't like the start menu in Windows--it doesn't get cluttered like mad.
So I wonder why so many people want to be able to edit the menu so badly?