On Sat, 23 Aug 2003 01:57:48 +0300 Micha Feigin <michf@post.tau.ac.il> wrote: > I was wondering if its possible to add another to level menu besides > the gnome debian and kde menus. > I want to create a custom menu to make it easier to access frequently > used programs. > The debian menu method seems ok for the task but it seems that it only > adds programs under the debian menu and I would like to bypass that > level of redirection. > The target platform is gnome but if there is a general way to perform > this it would be nice. Which GNOME? In GNOME 1.x, you could accomplish this, more or less, through various menu options available by right-clicking the foot. In GNOME 2.x, they removed those options, making top-level menu editing much more difficult. The top-level menu definition is hard-coded in the source, though that source can be modified so that you can at least have some modicum of control. Let me know if you want more info, and I'll dig up some of my earlier posts on the subject. But be warned that this is not a pretty task. -- Todd Pytel ---------------------------------------- Signature attached PGP Key ID 77B1C00C
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