MenuLibre
I’m excited to present MenuLibre’s latest development release, MenuLibre 2.3.2. This cycle featured a massive porting effort, numerous usability enhancements, and fixes for bugs that I didn’t know existed. This might be the largest update to date. Goodbye Glade Glade is a powerful design and
MenuLibre
MenuLibre 2.3.1 is now available! Today’s development release features a new “Command Editor” dialog that makes it easy to build launcher commands. It also improves support for missing theme icons, as you might find on Fedora 37 and 38. The Command Editor Building application launchers can be
MATE
MenuLibre 2.3.0 features experimental support for the MATE desktop environment and improves compatibility with other environments. What’s New? New Features * Added experimental support for the MATE desktop environment ( #40), as found in Solus and Ubuntu MATE * Added support for the Unity desktop environment, as found in Ubuntu
MenuLibre
With the release of MenuLibre 2.2.3, integration with various desktop environments and distributions is significantly improved. What’s New? New Features * Added diagnostics for failed menu loading * Added support for GNOME-specific categories ( #56) * Added support for PrefersNonDefaultGPU ( #50) * Added support for unprefixed applications.menu ( #67) * Added support for
MenuLibre
MenuLibre 2.2.1 is now available! MenuLibre is a fast and powerful FreeDesktop.org menu editor. This release resolves some critical issues for non-English locales and is recommended for all users. What’s New? General * Automatically generate changelog when built from git or released Bug Fixes * Correctly display markup
MenuLibre
After 2.5 years of on-again/off-again development, the MenuLibre 2.2.0 stable release is now available! This release includes many changes since 2.0.7 and is recommended for all users. What’s New? Since MenuLibre 2.0.7, the previous stable release. General * Support for Budgie, Cinnamon,
MenuLibre
With improved support for Budgie, KDE, and MATE desktop environments, MenuLibre 2.1.5 continues to provide one of the best menu editing experiences for the Linux desktop. What’s New? New Features * Added support for the Budgie and KDE Plasma desktop environments * Improved support for the MATE desktop environment
MenuLibre
The wait is over. MenuLibre 2.1.4 is now available for public testing and translations! With over 100 commits, numerous bug fixes, and a lot of polish, the best menu editing solution for Linux is ready for primetime. What’s New? New Features * New Test Launcher button to try
LightDM GTK Greeter
Some releases are notable only for their improved translations. LightDM GTK+ Greeter Settings 1.2.1, MenuLibre 2.1.3, and Xfce Panel Switch 1.0.4 are such releases. Application Updates LightDM GTK+ Greeter Settings Arabic, Brazilian Portuguese, Catalan, Chinese (Simplified), Croatian, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Japanese, Lithuanian,
MenuLibre
Ubuntu Feature Freeze is always exciting. New stable (2.0.7) and development (2.1.0) versions of MenuLibre are now available. Several bugs have been fixed, and the new development release begins to show a modern spin on the UI. What’s New? MenuLibre 2.0.7 is a
MenuLibre
MenuLibre 2.0.3 incorporates important bug fixes while making several usability and under-the-hood improvements. The new release is recommended for all users. What’s New? Here’s a brief summary of the changes since the last announcement of MenuLibre 2.0 Bug Fixes * python-gi API fixes for Debian ( LP:
MenuLibre
It’s been quite a while since I’ve updated you on MenuLibre’s progress. Today, the advanced menu editor celebrates its latest release: MenuLibre 2.0. Normally, there’d be a change log after the break, but this really is a brand-new application. What is MenuLibre? MenuLibre is an