Libre Menu Editor For Linux

Libre Menu Editor (also known as Main Menu) is a free and open-source utility that allows you to edit your Linux desktop environment's menu from within a sleek and modern GTK+ GUI.

In short, it aims to be the one-stop, do-it-all menu editor for Linux. Since you can install it directly from Flathub, it means that you should be able to effortlessly launch it on a plethora of Linux distros with different DEs such as GNOME, KDE, Xfce, and so forth.

Once installed, Libre Menu Editor displays all app launchers that are installed on your system. With its help, you can create new launchers, as well as modify already existing ones. The best part of the app is that it provides you with as much control as possible over all basic and more advanced settings.

For instance, you can create and remove custom launchers, modify launchers icons, and change their name and comments. You can also make specific launchers to execute either a file or a command.

Another trick of Libre Menu Editor is that it allows you to show and hide launchers in the main menu. You can just as easily enabled or disable launchers, and even create, editor and remove launcher-specific actions. One other great feature is that Libre Menu Editor makes it very easy for you to reset the launchers back to their default state, in case you're not perfectly happy with the results.

Last but not least, the app makes it possible for you to open launcher configuration files in your default text editor, as well as open said configuration files in your default file manager.

Libre Menu Editor is a modern and pretty useful application that will definitely come in handy to those who want a bit more control over their main menu.