Yes it takes a while for them to appear in the menu
The standard solution to this that almost always helps is
Right click the menu > Reload plugins
if that does not help
Right click the menu > Remove from panel wait a while right click panel (where you want the menu) Add to panel > mintMenu
Applications missing from menu? (solved)
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Husse
Re: Applications missing from menu?
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Re: Applications missing from menu?
In /usr/share/applications you find launchers. There are a few that does not turn up (and should not turn up) in the menu but most do
I see that you mention stripclub (which I've learned is something to do with comic strips...)
Strangely enough another post was about strip club missing in the menu
You can make a launcher in the menu
Right click the menu > Edit menu > Add item
Most apps you install end up in /usr/bin which is in the path so the correct name of the file there should suffice
I see that you mention stripclub (which I've learned is something to do with comic strips...)
Strangely enough another post was about strip club missing in the menu
You can make a launcher in the menu
Right click the menu > Edit menu > Add item
Most apps you install end up in /usr/bin which is in the path so the correct name of the file there should suffice