MenuLibre
MenuLibre, the advanced menu editor, has been upgraded to provide better international support and stability. Best of all, MenuLibre is now available for Ubuntu 13.04. Now it just needs translations… What’s New in the latest MenuLibre? * Better international support. All application strings are now exposed for translation, and
MenuLibre
Good news! MenuLibre, your favorite application menu editor, is now available for Ubuntu 12.10 “Quantal Quetzal”. The same installation instructions still apply. Just add the PPA (12.04 and 12.10) and install using these simple commands: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:menulibre-dev/devel sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install menulibre
MenuLibre
It’s been three months since the commencement of the Ubuntu App Showdown, and the results are finally in. Let’s recap. About the Ubuntu App Showdown The Ubuntu App Showdown was a three-week event started on June 18 and ending on July 9. The event was sponsored by System76
MenuLibre
It’s here. The Ubuntu App Showdown community vote is now live and open to the public. You’ve got until August 29th to vote for your favorite app! Just head over to the judging sheet and let your voice be heard! If you want a refresher on MenuLibre, visit
MenuLibre
Well, it looks like the judges have finished judging all the great apps that were imagined, developed, and released into the wild during the three-week challenge. The results may surprise you. Results 1st Place: Lightread Lightread is a lightweight Google Reader client. Lightread works offline allowing you to get all
MenuLibre
The Ubuntu App Showdown is already one week in. After one week of development, the menu editor MenuLibre has seen significant progress and is coming along nicely. UPDATED: Two weeks into the Ubuntu App Showdown, MenuLibre is nearly finished. Much has changed in just one week, including a new, powerful