Pics: GNOME Main Menu v.2

Linux and Open Source Blog v.2 Launched - With All New Theme

Posted by E@zyVG™ on February 21, 2007

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Version 2 of gnome-main-menu, available from Gnome’s SV.

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Comment by Ryan on February 22, 2007

ugh. That is waaaay to vista-ish for me. One of the reasons I love my current gnome setup is that I don’t have to click twice to get to my system controls. Consolidation isn’t always a good thing.

Comment by Stephen Gentle on February 22, 2007

I’m sure there’s an option to switch to a classic menu, isn’t there?

Comment by Stephen Gentle on February 22, 2007

Whoops, I accidentally put my style sheet’s URL in the “website” box in that last comment.

Comment by Gary Smith on March 11, 2007

This new start menu is horrible. Just installed SUSE 10.2 last night and discovered it. Haven’t found a way to revert back to the classic menu yet. Any one else find a switch?

The thing that bugs me about this new menu is… lets say I am a power user that has 15 applications that I launch all the time. This thing will only show me 6 before I have to hit another button “More Applications…”, and then scroll for the app I wanted. This doesn’t make things easier for me. Seems like a move in the wrong direction.