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On my Linux Mint 17 (qiana) OS, I have a quick keyboard switch pair of icons on my top panel. One is for a Spanish keyboard, the other for a Japanese keyboard. My actual keyboard is Japanese, but I know the keyboard layout for the Spanish keyboard, so I just click that icon for typing in Spanish, then click the Japanese keyboard icon for going back to English and Japanese (ibus/anthy). I like the one- click solution.
My newer machine has Linux Mint 17.1 (rebecca). Gnome on both. I have added desktop launchers for the command "setkbmap es" (or jp) but I can't remember how I got those desktop icons onto the panel. So now it is a three-click solution (desktop icon, keyboard icon, desktop icon). Four, if you count the double clicks on the keyboard icons.
When I created the launchers, I agreed to have them put into the menu, thinking I could add them to the panel from there. I was told they would initially be placed in the category "other". But I can find no such category in the menu.
I don't remember how I got them onto the panel before.
Any help?
Thanks, Ralph Sumner
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