Tabatha is a quick, simple, popup menu to run system commands.

Tabatha must run as root or as sudo root.

The config file defaults to /usr/share/tabatha/defautl.xml, unless /etc/tabatha
exists, which may be a config file itself, or may be a symbolic link to the
config file of your choice.

The config file is structured as follows:
<tabatha title="appears_at_top_of_menu">
<section title="appears_above_group_of_buttons">
<button title="appears_on_button">
	<command>executed_first</command>
	<command>executed_second</command>
</button>
</section>
</tabatha>

Allowing tabatha to run with root privileges is a tricky task.  Using setuid
root is not an option.  Both GTK and perl disallow it.  See INSTALL.

Austin
<austin@linux.ca>
http://groundstate.ca

