在 2010 年 04 月 29 日 週四 02:43:19，Dotan Cohen 寫道: > On 28 April 2010 03:25, Frank Weng (a.k.a. Franklin) > > <franklin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Well, many users here complained to me about the menu layout in KDE4. > > But I have never felt it confusing. > > Please forward those complaints to me in private mail, I will try to > get the issues fixed. Please state whether or not I can contact the > complainers for clarification. Of course, of they are in Chinese then > I'd appreciate a translation! > Well, in my opinion, they just didn't get used to new way (kickoff) for the menu. They think that it is quite annoying to go into many layers that way. However I don't think it a big deal, and I like it! Just one thing - it is a bit difficult to locate a certain software in the menu. I can use search to find a software with its name, but when I found it, I can not know where it actually resides - in which menu and which submenu, etc. As for KDE-pim, I think what the most important thing now would be a complete and easier-to-understand document about akonadi, how to make it startup successfully, its daily use for all kinds of resources like addressbook and birthday or calendars. I know that there have been already some documents about the frameworks of akonadi, but I still failed to find a document about how to add resources successfully, and how to use it. About the kaddressbook failing to add and some other issues, I'll start another thread later. Thanks, Franklin
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