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Menus are lists you can pop up from a binding or hook to a start menu on a panel. Menus can be used to list programs or even be created dynamically so you can list the contents of a directory, a recent applications menu, etc. Read more: https://www.fvwm.org/Wiki/Config/Menus
Menus are lists you can pop up from a binding or hook to a start menu on a panel. Menus can be used to list programs or be created dynamically, allowing you to list the contents of a directory, recent applications, and more. Read more: https://www.fvwm.org/Wiki/Config/Menus
==List==
==List==
<DPL>
<DPL>
category=scripts
category=menus
category=menus
debug=1
debug=1
ordermethod  = firstedit
ordermethod  = firstedit
order = descending
order = descending
include=%0[350]
include=%0[260]
format={|class=wikitable\n!Config\n!Description\n|-,\n|\n[[%PAGE%|%TITLE%]],\n|-,\n|}
format={|class=wikitable\n!Config\n!Description\n|-,\n|\n[[%PAGE%|%TITLE%]],\n|-,\n|}
secseparators=\n|\n,
secseparators=\n|\n,

Revision as of 16:02, 10 July 2025

Menus are lists you can pop up from a binding or hook to a start menu on a panel. Menus can be used to list programs or be created dynamically, allowing you to list the contents of a directory, recent applications, and more. Read more: https://www.fvwm.org/Wiki/Config/Menus

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Menu with Xdg

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Menu with Xdg (menus) pops up a list of programs and even dynamically to show the contents of applications (Xdg), system files, and wallpapers.
## FILE 1: xdgMenu.txt
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