Simplest Menu 2.2.0
UUID: SimplestMenu@bownzScore: 4
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Just a Simpler Menu then the applet "Simpler Menu", with no Lock Screen, Log out, or Shut down icons. WITH NO FAVORITES. I designed this after making this applet: http://cinnamon-spices.linuxmint.com/applets/view/39 . This defeated the purpose of the icons in this menu. :)
2.2.0 - Added "Add to Favorites" option, seeing as favorites aren't only in the menu's anymore.
=======Instructions==============
1) Extract to ~/.local/share/cinnamon/applets
2) Enable the applet in cinnamon settings.

Looking pretty good :) Would you consider making a menu similar to the 'old' ubuntu menu? Example: http://www.zdnet.com/photos/ubuntu-lucid-lynx-1004-lts-beta1/407352?seq=3
with the Applications, Places, System thing? or GTK menu like http://cinnamon-spices.linuxmint.com/applets/view/32 , except with EVERYTHING.?
Yes, with 'Applications, Places, System' - If possible. Additional: An app to enable windows to open in the centre of the scree plus an optional key-binding to move a window to the centre. I've found those two things to be my biggest annoyances with Cinnamon. I know they seem trivial -especially the windows in the centre thing- but hey...
I could make individual applets "Applications" (One Similar to This) "Places"(Existing Places app Edited to have a text label "Places") and "System" (not hard to make)
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/21/screenshotat20120407001.png/ This would be an easy example. This is what you'd want?
The one in the right looks good to me. Nice of you to even consider doing this :)
@bownz Oh, please, please make the Applications Places System! That would make Cinnamon perfect!
I didn't know that was so important to everyone. I will bump that up in my list of priorities. Is it alright if it's 3 DIFFERENT applets; you just group them together? I will start this towards 8:00pm Eastern Time, I'm in school right now. If I had my laptop, I would start now.
If you build 3 applets, each with a popup for ("Applications" "Places" and "System") requires the user to install each one and has the advantage that the user can choose which applet specific needs. With a single applet, with the 3 buttons ("Applications" "Places" and "System") this will save lines of code and make installation easy. Anyway the user can delete at any time any unwanted button. And will definitely be liked by that we used the interface of Gnome2.
What used to be in system? was it just what is currently in preferences?
Usually the button named "System" in Gnome2, contained the items named "Preferences", "Administration", "Log Off" and "Quit". But you can add the item named "System Tools" is available. The idea of ??specific buttons is to organize the items in a direct way to access. Then in the future may add other more specific items, as needed.