I am using Lubuntu 11.10. When I call the context menu (right click) many programs appear to open some file.
For example, for .tex files, besides TeXstudio and Leafpad, Gnumeric (what a strange option!) and text editor also appear.
So, I'd like to remove those bad options.
> thunar-dropbox-0.1.1.tar.bz2> thunar-dropbox-0.1.1-i386.deb=Runtime dependencies:=thunar=Buildtime dependencies:=thunar, libthunar-vfs-1-devHello,I've created a plugin for thunar that adds context-menu items for dropbox.
I have created a custom action in the Thunar file manager to change my wallpaper using Feh. The problem is that there is already a right click entry for changing wallpaper in Thunar but it does not work because I'm not running XFCE. Is there anyway to remove this option from the Thunar right click menu. Thank you for any help in advance.
Microsoft word has a built-in way to open files as Read only from context menu. If you Shift+RightClick you get an option but it doesn't work.
If you look online for this you will find a lot of ways for Windows XP to fix the Shift right click (Link) context menu option. But for windows 7, I couldn't find anything.
Thunar has an option to add context menu custom actions to open Terminal, or to open folders and files in different applications.
Could it be possible to add a menu custom action that would open Thunar itself as root?
I am using a context menu for my textview.I made setCheckable() property as true for every menu items. When i click on first menu item it is checked but menu is disappearing. Is it possible to check more than one item in a context menu?
I have three mouse buttons on this old ibm t23 laptop, which may be the problem, but if I go up to the top menu with the icons of open programs(don'[t know what it's really called, sorry) : left click does nothing, right click brings up the main menu, with "run program", "terminal", etc.
If you need a quick a easy way to add or remove items/programs from the menu, continue reading this tutorial. I’m going to show you the quickest way to add or remove apps or programs on the the menu list in Ubuntu.
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Lately I've been having trouble with the right-click obmenu menu: it immediately closes when I let my finger off the mouse button (instead of staying open & allowing me you browse). Usually after a few tries it stays open just like it should. Any ideas what could be causing this?
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