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• MenuLibre vs AppEditorAppEditor hides, shows and creates menu entries and changes names and icons through a graphical interface, though its development appears infrequent compared with MenuLibre.
• MenuLibre vs PinsPins edits .desktop files, hides unwanted apps, creates website shortcuts and changes icons, but it is limited to desktop entry editing without a menu validation tool.
• MenuLibre vs Launcher StudioLauncher Studio is an MIT-licensed GTK4 app for creating .desktop files with advanced fields and a raw source view, designed around GNOME and maintained by a single developer.
• MenuLibre vs Main MenuMain Menu edits Linux application menu entries with a modern GTK and libadwaita interface and is on Flathub, though it is a small project with few contributors.
• MenuLibre vs ShortcutShortcut creates .desktop launcher files through a GTK4 form for GNOME, useful for AppImages and scripts, but it does only that and does not edit the full menu.
• MenuLibre vs Pin It!Pin It! adds AppImages and portable executables to the app launcher and lets you edit or delete those entries, but it does not manage the wider application menu.
• MenuLibre vs jdDesktopEntryEditA graphical editor for creating and editing desktop entries according to the Freedesktop specification.