Both in rh9 and in fc3, I have tried to figure out how to rearrange items in the main menu bar, without success.

Anyone know how?

I would like to create subcategories. Like under "Games" I would like to have the subcategories "Cards", "Tiles", "Arcade", and maybe even "Tetris". I would like to get rid of the "More" crap (i.e. "More Games", "More Accessories", "More Graphics Applications", etc.). I would also like to get rid of the arrows at the top and bottom of a menu that allow me to scroll to see the rest. (I don't want to lose the scrolling ability if more actually is there, I just want to eliminate the need for it by reorganizing the menu with sensible submenus, at least sensible to me. For example, "System Settings" has a submenu "More System settings" which has only one item "Print System Switcher". Now, where's the sense in that?! There's no need for a submenu which has only one item unless there's a reason to offset it from the rest. I do notice that, at least here in rh9, the submenus are listed before the other items in a menu, like directories being listed before files. I'll have to reboot to fc3 to see if it is the same there.)

I found an editor in KDE that allows me to do this very thing, though I don't think these changes translate over to the Gnome side. I'm discovering several things about KDE that I like more than Gnome. But overall, I'm still a fan of Gnome (because of other things). I like KDE for the pointer changing to a bouncing sort of representation of what I just launched. It's nice to know that I'm not just waiting for something that did not register a double-click. But in Gnome, in xterm, I like being able to hit [Shift][Ctrl][t] to get a new tab and [Ctrl][PageUp] and [Ctrl][PageDown] to switch between them.



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