<off-topic> > launching Inkscape in a sub-shell without global menu integration, e.g. like this: > $ (unset UBUNTU_MENUPROXY; inkscape)
Alternatively one could define an alias (in ~/.bash_aliases): inkscape="UBUNTU_MENUPROXY= inkscape"
For additional tips how to disable the global menu per application, see e.g. <http://askubuntu.com/questions/6784/is-it-possible-to-make-indicator-appmenu-ignore-a-specific-application> </off-topic>
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> launching Inkscape in a sub-shell without global menu integration, e.g. like this:
> $ (unset UBUNTU_MENUPROXY; inkscape)
Alternatively one could define an alias (in ~/.bash_aliases): "UBUNTU_ MENUPROXY= inkscape"
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For additional tips how to disable the global menu per application, see e.g. askubuntu. com/questions/ 6784/is- it-possible- to-make- indicator- appmenu- ignore- a-specific- application>
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