About the "start menu" problem:
rename the stupid thing. Whoever came up with the idea, years ago, of
allowing embedded spaces was an idiot.
Now, for a generalized answer, which covers filenames with unprintable
characters, etc, do this:
ls -i sta*
This will give you the inode number and the filename.
Then do
find . -inum <inode> -exec rm {} \;
to delete it, or
find . -inum <inode> -exec mv {} newname \;
to rename it.
This is, of course, magic - if you know the True Name of something, you have
control over it. In *nix, the True Name is the inode number.
mark
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