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    Install Ubuntu System Menu

    Discussion in 'Linux Compatibility and Software' started by theZoid, Sep 22, 2009.

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    theZoid, Sep 22, 2009
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    This is Ubuntu System Panel. I think I like this one. Screenie of the menu below:
     

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    ubuntu is starting to look more and more like mint
     
    v1k1ng1001, Sep 25, 2009
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    What does this add that the standard menu can't do?
     
    mr_raider, Sep 27, 2009
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    Favorites, but I like having access to everything in one place...the biggie is I've got 9 bookmarks listed and could add more...the standard menu will only list 5 without a submenu. It's pretty good...reminds me of tastymenu for KDE. It's totally configurable also....icon sizes, fonts, menu size, arrangement, etc etc
     
    theZoid, Sep 27, 2009
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