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put a icon/command in menu bar
Hey everyone
 my problem is i want to add a command and icon to the menu panel, normally in gnome you would just right click, add to panel etc.What i want to do is, for example , put say firefox plus a icon in the menu bar by using a bash script, what would be the command, to do this. |
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