On Wednesday 14 August 2002 09:51 am, Michel Fodje wrote: > Probably a redesign of the Menu layout will the worth the effort. A > consisten menu layout provides extra polish to the desktop; isn't that > the goad of mandrake?
I would agree; the KDE menu needs a bit of work, too. One of the things that really tick me off is the myriad of wacky menus and submenus. To run kcalc, I need to go to: K->Applications->Sciences (??)->Mathematics Knotes (little post-it notes for the desktop) are in: K->Office->PDA WTF? Why not just have a simple "accessories" group" where you have all the little applications? And how about revising some of the groups? Most of them don't make any sense, anyway. How exactly are Multimedia, Networking and Office applications separate from the rest that they have their own top-level menus? Yes, these are the default KDE menus. But why does Mandrake not edit them? For all I care, Mandrake should get rid of them and replace them with something more sensible. And please don't categorize it too much. You need more than 20 icons in one subcategory before you need to split it, IMO. -- -- Igor
