Canoas
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I think most of the menus remain. I mean, when he's searching it shows the menu it is in. For example, when he was in that designer program and searched "shadows" what came up was
Filters > Shadows and Glows > Inner Glow
so I'm pretty sure that it's just a menu search feature and the menus remain. Maybe what shows up are folders though..
Filters > Shadows and Glows > Inner Glow
so I'm pretty sure that it's just a menu search feature and the menus remain. Maybe what shows up are folders though..
Freddy Shopan
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Yea, it would seem that way. I like how it works.
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What're you using? O.o
Cuz windows doesn't allow that.
I took a look at arch, but then I realized how incredibly complicated it is and how much time I would have to spend on it just to get it working. Noo~o thank you.
Yea, it would seem that way. I like how it works.
@ShoPAN
What're you using? O.o
Cuz windows doesn't allow that.
I took a look at arch, but then I realized how incredibly complicated it is and how much time I would have to spend on it just to get it working. Noo~o thank you.
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Canoas
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Freddy Shopan
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^ HOLY **** I HAVEN'T SEEN THAT WEBSITE BEFORE, BUT IT'S BRILLIANT.
and about da hawtkeys:
http://www.autohotkey.com/
Actually I don't use search for menus haha. So forget I said that.
But I also have some shtuffs set up from my command prompt, and I usually customize my hotkeys on my programs so I can just use what I want. But it gets kinda hard for someone that's not me to use my computer sometimes LOL. tbh, it's easier to do this kinda **** on mac and linux, imo.
and about da hawtkeys:
http://www.autohotkey.com/
Actually I don't use search for menus haha. So forget I said that.
But I also have some shtuffs set up from my command prompt, and I usually customize my hotkeys on my programs so I can just use what I want. But it gets kinda hard for someone that's not me to use my computer sometimes LOL. tbh, it's easier to do this kinda **** on mac and linux, imo.
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But I'm sure all the distros can get things like that easily from an app central if it's not included.
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The Ubuntu 12.04LTS apparently has a big twist for it's UI.
It moves away from menus and typical graphical UI elements in favor of a "search system". You can simply search for whatever it is that you would like to do and it presents a list of what you can do.
Just watch the video for an example.
It looks promising, as long as they don't overdo it. I would still like most of my menus to remain.
Note: I also really like how the version 11 and above handles full screen and the taskbar. Sure, I don't like not having text in my taskbar, but having it on the side gives you more room in the OS overall since most screens nowadays are widescreen. When you press the "full screen" button on windows they maximize and merge with the top bar. I like that, it's really cool.