Configure Ubuntu Enlightenment Desktop Environment Five: applications

New application
If the system's "app" menu does not provide the tools you want (normal, GNOME or KDE menus are not available), or you want to define your own program, you can define it here.
"Name" where you like to write, "executable" where the program name (if not in the $path to write the absolute path), other arbitrary. Note that if you want to make it appear in the Application menu, make sure to "show it in the menu" below.
This step is actually to guide you to create a $home/.local/share/applications/xxx.desktop, open it yourself, you can change the file name for easy to use, and then specify that it appears in the "Application" menu anywhere.

Ibar applications
Hey, this is the last screen of the wizard you saw the first time, if you hook a program there, it should now appear on the right side of the "Selected apps" list, of course, if you have not chosen it is empty. This ibar is fun.

Restart the application
..., sorry, I don't know what this thing is for. The program that is automatically executed when the E17 is restarted.

Start the application
Well, there's a problem with this translation, and I think it's better to translate it into a "Self starter app," and now the name is very faint.
In fact, it is similar to the session of GNOME, any program placed on the right will be automatically run after you enter the desktop, understand?
PS: If you do not want, please go to the "New application" where you add (only xxx.desktop file, you write a line), such as Conky.