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List:       kde
Subject:    RE: PROPOSAL: Tidying up the K applications menu
From:       Tech <tech () geo ! net ! au>
Date:       1999-11-18 8:43:36
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Well that is the beauty of open source, if you want to change something you can!

All the source code is freely available :-)

Just make your changes and re-compile!

Bingo!

> > > IMO, we also 
> > > need a clean, intuitive menu editor AND structure of sub-menus.
> > 
> > I quite like the way Windows 98 handles this -- you can right click
> > on icons and simply drag them into and out of the menu directly.  You can
> > also right click on items in the menu and edit or delete them.  In effect,
> > you can treat items on the menu exactly like items in the file manager.
> > 
> > That's a clean and intuitive way to edit menus.  You don't need a separate
> > application at all -- you just _do_ it.
> > 
> > Windows may be the anti-Christ and all, but when they have a good idea we
> > should snick it.
> 
> Well, Windows wasn't the first one to do it. OS/2 worked like that LONG
> before MS. 
> 
> Jerry
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