MenuLibre is a powerful, user-friendly menu editor for Linux environments that follows the FreeDesktop.org Desktop Entry and Menu specifications. It allows users to create and modify launchers, manage desktop actions used by Unity, Xfce, and Pantheon, and rearrange menu items. Built with GTK, it provides both simple and advanced configuration options for customizing application menus.
MenuLibre sits in PulseGate's Other productivity category. Easily creating, editing, and organizing application menus and desktop launchers on Linux desktops. MenuLibre is an open-source project aimed at linux desktop users and administrators. MenuLibre costs nothing to use. It runs on Linux.
Sean Davis builds and maintains MenuLibre. Among its 5 catalogued features are Menu Editor, Desktop Actions, and Launcher Management.
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