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I don't like the full screen start menu, but I always expand it to allow three columns (and with the 'show more per group' setting). And I have all app shortcut
by TrianguloY 6y ago
I don't like the full screen start menu, but I always expand it to allow three columns (and with the 'show more per group' setting). And I have all app shortcuts there, as small icons and grouped into categories, because that's what makes more sense to me, always available at the click of a button, and not in the desktop.
In fact, and all those who see me working always asks, I have my desktop configured as follow:
* No shortcuts, only the recycle bin and the files I'm currently using.
* The desktop is the default folder for firefox downloads.
* The icons are HUGE, and I mean that, press control and use the mouse wheel until the icons's height is a third of the desktop height more or less.
My desktop is my workplace, all the temporary items I need are there, until I move them to their proper folder into Documents, Images, or where necessary. I rarely have more than 5 files, and those who are there have my total attention. And, since the icons are huge, it's extremely easy to see the previsualization for images, pdf, videos, etc.