The default menu application in Ubuntu is functional, but it is also down to earth basic. GnoMenu tries to replicate the looks and functionality of KDE's Menu application. And I have to say, it almost does. GnoMenu comes with a number of themes and a easy to use configuration menu.

GnoMenu - A consolidated menu for gnome that brings eye candy to the world of the Gnome menu’s. Fully functional menu , supports themes , for a composited or non composited desktop. It can emulate the look and feel of the most beautiful menus of most modern desktops, and it can also use custom menus, due to its powerful theme XML engine.

GnoMenu is a very serious attempt to bring eye candy to the Gnome Menu, and we need your help.

GnoMenu is an interactive main menu designed for Gnome (targeted specifically at Ubuntu) but it lacks a native 64 bit package. Here's how to make a few changes to the source code and installer to get it to work on a 64 bit system.

GnoMenu - A consolidated menu for gnome that brings eye candy to the world of the Gnome menu's. Fully functional menu , supports themes , for a composited or non composited desktop. It can emulate the look and feel of the most beautiful menus of most modern desktops, and it can also custom menus, due to its powerful theme XML engine.

Wallpaper switchers, new themes, GDMs and GnoMenu all have one purpose – they bring fresh and new looks to our Gnome Desktops.

Announced today the release of GnoMenu2.2, the new version comes with new features and improvements, the big improvement is that GnoMenu now use 60% less Memory.

I want to discuss a new menu option for Gnome called, appropriately enough, GnoMenu.

This is a circular-application-menu (C-A-M) prototype mirroring the same structure as the existing application menu for the GNOME desktop. This was originally just a paper prototype which I did back in March 2007, and decided to code over Christmas 2007-2008.