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3.5. Removing System Menus for All Users

To remove the System Settings submenu of the Applications menu, edit /etc/xdg/menus/applications.menu, by adding the following before the final </Menu> tag in the file:

 ...

  <Menu>
    <Name>System Settings</Name>
    <Deleted/>
  </Menu>

</Menu> <!-- End Applications -->

The other submenus of the Applications can be removed in similar fashion. Note that the name of the submenus can be determined from the files located in the /usr/share/desktop-directories/ directory.

 
 
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