You know I have already done this. I switched to using bblean and cyrano's postproccessing plugin(which I have modified to better do what is needed.
With this setup it is very easy to menu entries for xpe and convert them to links for use with bblean. Then I can easily only include nu2menu entries for those programs that I want to run under windows. However with the new nu2menu there is a hide option in the menu and it can be setup to hide menu entries. This is good because you do the check to see if it is under pe or windows and then only disply whichever menu entry is applicable for each environment.
In my case though I opted for the bblean shell route. Since it does not exibit some of the visual anomaly issues that geo does. Like stretching when some programs execute and not displaying the icons correctly for some running programs on the taskbar.
And last but not least bblean the way I have it running will run in less than 1 meg of ram most the time. it goes as low as 300k and usually sits around 500k. Which is much lighter than the 4 or 5 megs for geobar and the 2.5 megs for nu2menu. Combined that makes 6.5 - 7.5 megs or so and it gets bigger the bigger the nu2menu.xml file gets.
Anyway if you would like to see shots of it running and have more info you can look here:
http://www.webmedic.net/viewtopic.php?t=25111On side note while you guys were talking about converting the menu structure I already did it with my programs and all the plugins so you can see the results in the screenshots. It worked out quite nicely but I did things a tiny bit different than you guys did for the system proggies.
Oh and with this plugin it still does the autorun entries but it now has run levels. It sets up the profiles on the ramdrive. I even include a little proggie to hide cmd windows so that you dont see then during the autorun. I also included peloader with the plugin so that it gets rid of the resource limits. I wanted it to be an all in one shell solution rather than little bits and pieces here and there.
At any rate enjoy and thanks for the great project here as I have borrowed allot of work from it. Thanks again.