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sudo apt-get install mintmenumint menu problem
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McLovin
Re: mint menu problem
I'm not too sure about the customizing of Mint menu (I personally use the standard Gnome menu as I prefer it) but there is a new version of Mint menu in the Romeo repos, it may fix the issue with compiz. To get it, first you need to enable the Romo repos by opening a terminal and entering and uncomment (remove the # from in front of the lines, but only the ones that begin with "deb, and src-deb") under the Romeo ropos line, save the files and exit. Remove the Mintmenu from your panel. Then, again in the terminal do the and then once again in the terminal, enter That will get you the newest Mintmenu.
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: mint menu problem
Personally, I prefer the original USP (Ubuntu System Panel) menu, upon which Mintmenu is based; as it has more options and is more configurable. If you want to install it alongside MintMenu, it works fine (no conflicts.) Check out here: http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=156 for more information. 