On 22 Oct 2008, at 03:36, Long Gao wrote:
The original Gnome start menu have three menu items, and I always
found
myself puzzled of thinking which menu to click when I want to do
something.
I thought it not so convenient as windows start menu.
Here I have implemented a new start menu by mo
In fact, the real reason why I implemented this start menu is to use a
widget of GtkWindow to make a start menu more powerful, and I want
to demonstrate that many things could be done using a GtkWindow to be a
start menu. I wish that a well structured "menu" could provide more
functionality. Suse
I thought that a good start menu could be judged by such criterion as below:
1. how many clicks your mouse need to perform before you can find a right
item to act on.
2. how long a path your mouse have to move before you can find a right item
to act on.
I thought we could design a better start me
screenshots of english versions
http://www.flickr.com/photos/[EMAIL
PROTECTED]/2965022895/in/set-72157608249326794/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/[EMAIL
PROTECTED]/2965022899/in/set-72157608249326794/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/[EMAIL
PROTECTED]/2965022901/in/set-72157608249326794/
http://www
