K Menu Gnome provides a customizable K Menu with Gnome folder and additional icons that can be used with KDE 3.2 or higher.
The K Menu Gnome project provides a convenient solution for users of KDE 3.2 or later who have both KDE and Gnome installed. Without K Menu, the submenus can become cluttered and disorganized. Many distributions attempt to solve this problem by hiding certain apps within each desktop environment, but K Menu Gnome allows for easy access to all apps regardless of the desktop environment.
By maintaining desktop interoperability, users can freely use their preferred apps without being hindered by menu organization. If you share your machine with someone who prefers the other desktop environment, or simply want the freedom to switch between them yourself, this software is an excellent choice.
One caveat is that K Menu Gnome may not integrate well with heavily customized distributions such as Mandriva, SUSE or UHU-Linux. However, for most users, this software is an invaluable tool that streamlines the usage of both KDE and Gnome, allowing for an efficient and organized desktop experience.
By maintaining desktop interoperability, users can freely use their preferred apps without being hindered by menu organization. If you share your machine with someone who prefers the other desktop environment, or simply want the freedom to switch between them yourself, this software is an excellent choice.
One caveat is that K Menu Gnome may not integrate well with heavily customized distributions such as Mandriva, SUSE or UHU-Linux. However, for most users, this software is an invaluable tool that streamlines the usage of both KDE and Gnome, allowing for an efficient and organized desktop experience.
What's New
Version 1.2.2: N/A