On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 2:58 AM, Reiner Jung <reiner.j...@uni-oldenburg.de>wrote:
> Hello Domen, > > this top menu thing is not that confusing you are just not used to it. > This is one thing most people have to learn a bit when they switch from > Windows to MacOS. > > I use OSX fairly often now since it is my work laptop these days. I have always disliked the global menu as it's really kind of jarring to go up to the menu. I can understand why it is done (a fixed location for all apps) but I find it difficult. It is likely because I switch from Linux to OSX often and spend most of my time in Linux. The end result is that I started using the keyboard shortcuts instead of the menu. I hardly touch the apple menu or file menu or anything else. I don't know if that is good or bad, but I dont't consider myself a typical user so I don't know if others are doing it. My issue would be that too much change might cause GNOME users to get frustrated. Global menus is a fairly big user change, and it should require a LOT of user testing before considering whether it is the best. sri
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