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I just miss Menu bars. Which is why I use Mac OS now (thrown back to using Linux now for a few months until my new MacBook arrives). I used gnome since gnome 1.
by wirrbel 6y ago
I just miss Menu bars. Which is why I use Mac OS now (thrown back to using Linux now for a few months until my new MacBook arrives). I used gnome since gnome 1.x and it apps like evince were totally cool and now they are just confusing and hard to use.
Want to print something? Hamburger menu and find the Print Symbol. Want to open a recently opened file? No submenu under „files“, you need to open a new window to find a selection. So much stuff one needs to learn ...
- clort 6y agoThis is exactly my experience of Evince earlier this year when I attempted to upgrade. Some of the menus are on the left and some are on the right and why oh why does it not do what it used to do > So much stuff one needs to learn ... like installing Atril instead which works as I want it to. https://github.com/mate-desktop/atril https://github.com/mate-desktop/atril
- ficklepickle 6y agoSing it, sister! I have used File/Edit/View menus since Win 3.11, please don't change that paradigm. I will not suffer the hamburger menu on desktop.
- skrtskrt 6y agoBy far the best part of Mac OS to me is that Cmd-, opens Settings/Preferences on every single app. On Linux you have to dig to find these things and then have to remember a different keybinding for every app, if there is one