OK for best results with menuanalyze Start a desktop with a full menu set like IceWM or (shudder) KDE or GNOME (IceWM recommended for this)
ctrl-alt-f2 login as a user, any user su to root startup menuanalyze or whatever name you gave it When it asks about the menu checking: ctrl-alt-f7 logout login same WM (That is why IceWm is recommended--lower startup time) check menus ctrl-alt-f2 decide to keep or remove the menu item under study from the effect on the menus go on to next item repeat until your menus are visible again--if your menus remain broken, there may be other causes--check the /etc/menu* directories and if necessary delete /etc/menu (leave /etc/menu-methods alone) and let it rebuild itself. Civileme
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