Preface
Goal: Simple Example of Custom Fluxbox Menu Configuration
Table of Content
Syntax
The syntax is:
Default
This is the default fluxbox menu in openSUSE.
You can find it in ~/.fluxbox/menu
file.
Source
We will learn to customize later.
There are other menu, used for window context,
~/.fluxbox/windowmenu
file.
The window menu is actually customizable.
Other Distribution
This is the default fluxbox menu in Fedora.
You can find it in ~/.fluxbox/menu
file.
Include
This is what I found in my Debian, as an example.
On other distribution, I prefer creating XDG menu.
We can create xdg menu for fluxbox using this command:
Depend on your setup,
the result of ~/.fluxbox/menu.xdg
would looks similar like this one:
Now you can see the openSUSE’s XDG menu.
Source
I would rather create my own menu ~/.fluxbox/menu.favorites
,
based on my favorites application.
It is either the minimalist version.
Or a more structured one:
And the main menu ~/.fluxbox/menu
would be:
Source
There are also built in tools to generate menu,
based on application installed on your system.
What’s Next
We are done with configuration.
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