MenuLibre Alternatives
MenuLibre is described as 'An advanced menu editor that provides modern features in a clean, easy-to-use interface. All without GNOME dependencies, so even lightweight systems can benefit from the sanity that MenuLibre offers'. There are six alternatives to MenuLibre for Linux, BSD, KDE and Solaris. The best alternative is AppEditor, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like MenuLibre are lxappearance (Free, Open Source), obmenu (Free, Open Source), KMenuEdit (Free, Open Source) and Alacarte (Free, Open Source).
- AppEditor allows you to edit application entries in the application menu.
- LXAppearance is the standard theme switcher of LXDE. Users are able to change the theme, icons, and fonts used by applications easily. It also includes support for configuring openbox, via a plugin called lxappearance-obconf.
lxappearance vs MenuLibre opinions
It's theme switcher, not menu editor - Obmenu is a menu editor designed for openbox. It's easy to use, allowing to get the most out of the powerful Openbox menu system, while hiding the xml layout from the user.
- KMenuEdit, aka KDE Menu Editor, provides the ability to edit application launchers in KDE Plasma desktop environment.
- XDG-Menu is a ROX panel applet that displays an applications menu button. The menus it builds fit the XDG Menu Specification published by freedesktop.org.