 Okay, this is a quick software overview and just going to show you a piece of software that you may not be familiar with. Nowadays if you're running a GNOME or KDE or one of the many desktop environments out there for Linux, a lot of them have very nice start menus, we'll call them application menus that have a quick search feature which is very convenient. And if you're running something like Linux Mint XFCE desktop, you may see a nice menu like that similar to this one right here where I can type something like Chrome and hit Enter. Or I can type in Ice Weasel and hit Enter or Terminal and hit Enter and it opens up those windows. But if you were like me to use a Debian install and you install XFCE, it's going to have the default XFCE application menu which looks like this, which is a standard looking menu with no search functionality, not as nice. So what you can do is you can right click and remove that application because we don't use it. And this menu I'm using over here is called whiskers. So if we were to open up a shell, I can aptitude or apt cache, search and I can type in whiskers and you should see a package, there we go, whisker menu. So it's XFCE 4 whisker menu plugin. If you don't already have it installed, if you search with aptitude, you'll see that it has an I. If it is installed, it won't have an I if it's not installed. Go ahead and install that and then you can just right click and then go add new item and type in whisker and choose that and click add. Now at that point you can customize it to how you like, but you'll get a bar like this where you can quickly search. So I thought I'd share that if you're using a layer weight desktop such as XFCE application like that might come in handy. If you're already running something like Nomar KDE, you already have an application menu that does that by default if you're running a current version that is. So I thought I'd share that because I really like XFCE but I also really like being able to search through applications really fast. So thanks for watching. As always please visit FilmsByChris.com. That's Chris Decay. There should be a link in the description and as always I hope that you have a great day.