https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=391813
--- Comment #6 from ghavami...@hotmail.com --- I see you're point, accidentally opening sub-menus, though if you look at it another way, which is my experience via launcher menu, it's fine to have them open sequentially immediately and very responsively, until you reach your desired sub-menu and if you drift off that somehow, it is as immediately corrected, by virtue of it being immediately responsive, as the mistake was made initially, by realigning to your desired sub-menu; if this were a recurrent problem it may be more to do with the geometry of the menu being easy to drift off of; the alternative solution of a delay means the compromise of a delay in opening the desired sub-menu choice and so invites an arguably unnecessary click to open it, if you are impatient like myself, and can't wait for the hover to open it, which isn't a bad way of doing things, but less economical and fluid. personally, without fluidity and a hotkey to open and display the menu prior to my cursor reaching the sub-menus, I'd not use the global menu, when I can have them ever present to directly access on the traditional menu bar, the only purpose of the global menu is aesthetic otherwise and to provide slightly more screen space but not for a compromise in workflow -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
