https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=443742
--- Comment #34 from Irorcaiaturor <[email protected]> --- > I know, this is not a typical case, but I have several applications installed > via Wine and this category > really isn't compatible with the flat structure with applications creating > sometimes dozens of > shortcuts to things like help files, readmes and links. This is exactly my problem with the “new” start menu. > The thing is, regardless whether I'm using Application Launcher or > Application Menu, my first > choice to run programs is via searching. I hit the Win/Super key, start > typing the program > name, and hit enter when I've found it. If I don't remember the name, then I'm > browsing the menu, and in this case having subfolders makes it a bit easier > for me to find > what I'm looking for. The whole menu feels cluttered an it also makes no sense to delete all entries from the menu that you don't need every day just to make the menu look tidier. I would prefer at least an option in the settings to switch back to the old style. It doesn't have to be the default settings but at least an option to turn it on. The Application Menu is an alternative sure, but it still feels sluggish and when you try to switch categories it will often not display the whole menu (see bug report 488197) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
