[opensuse-factory] SPAM: 10.2 Gnome start menu - where is the search?
10.2 Alpha 5 is the first time I have used the new start menu in Gnome. After using Vista for work everyday I really miss the menu search function. But then from seeing screenshots of SLED I realised that it has the search box. Is the missing search box a bug in openSUSE? Some other things: 1. I would really like to be able to resize it and thereby change the number of items that are displayed. 2. I would like a 'Most Used Applications', in addition to Most Recent Apps and Favourite Apps Pflodo Peter Flodin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-factory+help@opensuse.org
Peter Flodin wrote:
10.2 Alpha 5 is the first time I have used the new start menu in Gnome. After using Vista for work everyday I really miss the menu search function. But then from seeing screenshots of SLED I realised that it has the search box.
Is the missing search box a bug in openSUSE?
Yes, should be fixed in Beta1 (along with a lot of the other GNOME bugs that have been lingering unfixed in 10.2 up until now).
Some other things: 1. I would really like to be able to resize it and thereby change the number of items that are displayed.
Just drag more apps onto the Computer menu from the application browser. (The Recent Apps and Recent Documents pages resize to have the same number of tiles as the Favorite Apps page). Or if you want to make it smaller, right click on one of the favorites you don't want, and "Remove
From Favorites".
2. I would like a 'Most Used Applications', in addition to Most Recent Apps and Favourite Apps
The idea is that you should put your most-used apps into Favorites. -- Dan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-factory+help@opensuse.org
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Dan Winship
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Peter Flodin