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How can I add an item on my desktop right click menu?

I'm using sabayon with KDE.

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The right click menu? That is used similar to Windows, to get to properties, right? Can you even add an item there?
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The right click menu?
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That is used similar to Windows, to get to properties, right?
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Can you even add an item there?
Yes, you can.. I just need to know how.
I made a quick search, but none worked for Sabayon.
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