"Until now, users have either used the default Kickoff, which makes for awkward navigation of the menu tree, or reverted to the familiar but unwieldy classic menu"
..and yet people used this classic and such currently. And no offense to the project, but coming out and raving over an applet that is apparently styled from MS based operating systems either makes me question one's current perception of the industry (i.e. you HAD to have seen this before) or it makes me wonder what it is that you are really endorsing here. If the menu works well for peeps, then great. But from what I'm reading, by having KDE look like Windows, it makes it "thoroughly modern". I'll try this out, but let's not get carried away when we write about these things.
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Lancelot reaches Holy Grail of KDE menu
Posted by: Fletch on September 15, 2008 08:29 AM..and yet people used this classic and such currently. And no offense to the project, but coming out and raving over an applet that is apparently styled from MS based operating systems either makes me question one's current perception of the industry (i.e. you HAD to have seen this before) or it makes me wonder what it is that you are really endorsing here. If the menu works well for peeps, then great. But from what I'm reading, by having KDE look like Windows, it makes it "thoroughly modern". I'll try this out, but let's not get carried away when we write about these things.
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