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I would like to know if there is a way to get the a "tree-menu" on Ubuntu like in windows (see printscreen)?

I look for a solution where the user could chose any file as start point (for instance startup of the tree-menu could be /etc/emacs or var/www/htlm or /opt/ ...)

The number of tree-menu should be multiple : on the printscreen I have 3 tree-menu : 1"documents" 2"owncloudLA" and 3"BACKUP_AD".

I am using ubuntu 14lts.

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muru
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Referring to this question you could install two indicators in your panel:

What Application Indicators are available?

First one is the Gnome Classic Menu Indicator. It will bring back th Gnome Menu, which gives tree access to your installed programs. Open a terminal and type:

sudo apt-get install classicmenu-indicator

Second one gives you an indicator to access the places called bookmarks from your filebrowser and is called simply Places Inidicator

Download the latest version:

https://github.com/shamil/indicator-places/archive/master.zip

Extract the files

Run indicator-places.py

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