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All desktops are created equal; however, some desktops are created more equal than others. LXDE, Gnome, Unity and KDE are brimming with menus but Fluxbox is Spartan by comparison. Great for speed on older, slower machines but I still use on my latest dual core, 3GB memory laptop. I want that speed but I also want a better choice of applications in the Fluxbox menus. In short, all the speed without sacrificing the power. That's the problem. Fluxbox Editor is the solution.
The author provides a link that downloads fluxMenu-24.tar.gz from SourceForge. Looks like there have been no modifications or revisions since 2005.
In any case, it's quite easy to manually create and edit the ~/.fluxbox/menu file with your favorite text editor.
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In any case, it's quite easy to manually create and edit the ~/.fluxbox/menu file with your favorite text editor.