<menu>
<hideDelay>250</hideDelay>
<middle>no</middle>
<submenuShowDelay>100</submenuShowDelay>
<submenuHideDelay>400</submenuHideDelay>
<applicationIcons>yes</applicationIcons>
<manageDesktops>yes</manageDesktops>
<file>menu.xml</file>
</menu>
hideDelay How long (in milliseconds) you have to hold the mouse
button down for it to be hidden automatically when you release it. If you hold shorter, it will stay up when you
release.
middle Position menus centered vertically instead of aligned to the top.
submenuShowDelay and submenuHideDelay affect how submenus pop up
when moving across them. When moving away from a submenu it is closed
after submenuHideDelay, and when moving into one, it is opened after submenuShowDelay. When moving from one submenu
to another, the hide delay is only used if it is lower than the show delay (e.g. by default it is not used). The old submenu is closed
after HideDelay milliseconds, and after ShowDelay milliseconds
(after moving) the new one is shown (and the old one is hidden even
if HideDelay has not expired yet).
applicationIcons Whether to show window icons in the Desktop and Windows
menus (client-list-menu and client-list-combined-menu).
manageDesktops Whether to show the Add new desktop and Remove
last desktop entries in the Desktop and Windows menus.
file Specify files to load menu specifications from. Can be given more than once, although care should be taken
to avoid id clashes. Files are searched for in the user directory first and then in
the system directory.