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I'm not sure if the names of the menus (applications.menu|lxde-application.menu|lxqt-application.menu) make any difference to menu-cache. Looks like starting once `menu-cached` after the change fixed folder names and icons in `menu://applications`...

> > `sudo rm /usr/share/desktop-directories/lxde-*` > > This may not be feasible for now, as libfm-qt still uses lxmenu-data via menu-cache. I didn't find issues atm, https://github.com/lxqt/pcmanfm-qt/issues/952 is not reprodible...

> > But here I see a [prefix to lxde](https://github.com/lxqt/libfm-qt/blob/d79919165fbda4b6a9cd1c49e3eceee69a127900/src/appmenuview.cpp#L42) set in libfm-qt. > > Looks like that code is used in app chooser dialog only (File Properties -> Open...

> Yes, the app chooser dialog uses `menu-cache`. What I don't really understand is why the panel doesn't use menu-cache anymore but in this dialog it's needed? Menu use in...

Done: https://github.com/lxqt/lxqt-menu-data

Eventually this could be useful for wayland in future.

Is this possible for fancymenu @gfgit ?

On wayland (until we are able to register globalshortcuts) this could be useful as atm there is only a ugly hack possible to open the menu by shortcut: ``` #!/bin/bash...

Works like a charm on wayland, nice catch! I remember someone who wanted a shortcut for showing a hidden panel.

@QiangF : "taskbar" is the "taskbar plugin" which shows the open windows, you mean a shortcut for showing the entire panel if I understand well.