Le dimanche 04 octobre 2009 à 00:43 +0100, Dean Sas a écrit : > Josselin Mouette wrote: > > The real killer for me is the dynamic application menu (or list of > > applications, or whatever it is called). I’ve always hated > > gnome-main-menu, and I don’t think I will like this more. Having the > > ordering of applications change is bad user interface; every time it > > changes, it means more time to find the application you are looking for, > > even though it might be right under your nose. > > How big a problem is this? My experience is that the menu doesn't really > change that often once you've been using it a while and so you get used > to the ordering. This is only true if you always do the same things with your computer. My experience is that every time you switch to a different use pattern, the menu gets reorganized and you lose. > > The plain 2-level menus in the current panel suck, but they have one > > thing that dynamic systems don’t: reliability. Whatever application you > > are looking for, you can find it in 2 clicks and 3 mouse movements, and > > they are always the same. > > That reliability is still there, it's just four clicks away. 4 clicks is really a lot. -- .''`. Josselin Mouette : :' : `. `' “I recommend you to learn English in hope that you in `- future understand things” -- Jörg Schilling
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