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Upstream also authors x11/jgmenu, an openbox menu which also targets freedesktop menu specifications. Johan Malm has been receptive to
incorporating changes in jgmenu that enable NetBSD builds and on providing scripting examples for labwc-menu-generator. I've tested labwc-menu-generator for over a week and am pleased with it. 1. A *.desktop file in ~/.local/share/applications takes precedence over the system *.desktop file. This allow easy editing for applications that show in 2 categories, ie libreoffice -math in both Accessories and Office. 2. It was useful in detecting icons that were not in the proper location - librecad has/?had their icons in /usr/local/lib/librecad. Makes it easy to correct locally in ~/.local/share/icons. 3. It honors "NoDisplay=true" appended to a *desktop file. 4. My menus are a near replica of those provided by jgmenu. 5. It honors labwc theme settings. The only thing I have not tested is the incorporation of the utility in an Openbox style pipe menu. I'm pretty settled on the applications I use and do not need the extra processing for a pipe menu. -- J. Scott Heppler
