From: Randall Parker 

Right click on that menu item does not provide Copy as an option. However,
it does provide an option to add to the desktop or to a panel. When I chose
to add to panel I got one on the bar that goes across the top of my screen.

That works. Clicking it starts bash. I did it again and got a second one
added to the bar across the top of the screen.

Next I wanted to make one of those icons open bash in a different
directory. Haven't figured out how to do that. Tried right click,
Properties. The Command field says "gnome-terminal" in it. Can
one add an argument there to pass which directory to open in?

Adam > wrote:
> Randall Parker wrote:
>> Answer: Applications | Accessories | Terminal opens a bash shell.
>>
>> Mind you, I had to type something with the wrong syntax to get it to
>> tell me that it was bash that was reporting the error. Only then I knew
>> it was bash.
>>
>> So how can I copy that item on that menu submenu list and put it
>> somewhere more quickly accessible?
>>
>
> Drag & Drop? Copy & paste?
>
> Adam

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