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MenuTree4j is a java based application which has been designed to allow you to launch applications and group them together into a logical arrangement. It was specifically designed to allow you to run scripts which would otherwise need to be run from the command line (terminal). You can also launch regular graphical applications and open documents with it. It uses the Java ProcessBuilder API. | MenuTree4j is a java based application which has been designed to allow you to launch applications and group them together into a logical arrangement. It was specifically designed to allow you to run scripts which would otherwise need to be run from the command line (terminal). You can also launch regular graphical applications and open documents with it. It uses the Java ProcessBuilder API. | ||
The program works with macOS, Windows and Linux. | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:43, 22 June 2025
MenuTree4j is a java based application which has been designed to allow you to launch applications and group them together into a logical arrangement. It was specifically designed to allow you to run scripts which would otherwise need to be run from the command line (terminal). You can also launch regular graphical applications and open documents with it. It uses the Java ProcessBuilder API.
The program works with macOS, Windows and Linux.
