If the user rearranges his Menu badly, then maybe we could give a "reset menu" option?
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Srihari Sriraman
but ya, maybe we can't trust users with their menus... they might get lost... :)
I've got another idea...
How about a Gnome-Do or a Launchy for GIMP?
- Alt+Space could bring up a small window just like in [1].
- The user then types his keyword, and that would bring a dropdown of all the matched plugins
- The user uses arrow keys to choose and hits Enter to run plugin. (Or just hit Enter for the 1st suggestion)
- The suggestions would be adaptive, i.e, more frequently used plugins appear higher in the drop-down
- The search could span the plugin-name, menu-position and the description
This way, the placement of plugins in the menu could remain unchanged, and the user still gets to his plugin easily.
I seldom use the Applications Menu in my Ubuntu. I don even know where the application is in the menu. I just Win+Space!
People using Gnome-Do or something similar can easily relate to this suggestion.
On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 3:26 AM, Alexandre Prokoudine <alexandre.prokoudine@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 1:29 AM, Øyvind Kolås wrote:And we had a failed GSoC project for that too :)
> A change that might make things better for all users, is an ability to
> search the menus/filters as an efficient part of a workflow.
That kinda reminds me Blender :)
> [key
> combo][gauss]][enter] to start doing a gaussian blur would make at
> least me much happier than permitting manual menu management.
Alexandre Prokoudine
http://libregraphicsworld.org
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