Have just stated using Lancelot, it is absolutely marvellous. Has anybody else tried it?
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Have just stated using Lancelot, it is absolutely marvellous. Has anybody else tried it? -
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Surely somebody else has tried it? -
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I may well give it a spin later on....
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Never heard of it till now, very nice. Dont get the whole hover instead of click, but the layout and ease of use is very attactic, big fat K is now a grail cup!
I think it would be really really nice if you had a touch screen.Thanks:<br />Using a Toshiba A300-21H ,3GB ram,Intel Core2Duo 2Ghz,Mobile Intel® GMA 4500MHD,intel wifi link 5100. Tux wants you!Comment
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You can set it to click or hover, I prefer the latter.Originally posted by natman2007Comment
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I find it much easier to navigate than kickoff, and much better from a "doing stuff" perspective.
It renders slightly slower than kickoff, and I'd like to have it launch anywhere I want on the desktop; but I don't see any reason why this shouldn't replace kickoff as the default.Comment
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It is available as a widget so you place wherever you want, I have chosen to place it on the panel.Originally posted by jammsComment
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Some thoughts from the developer, surprisingly he is against making it the default menu.
http://ivan.fomentgroup.org/blog/200...menu-lancelot/Comment
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Yah, I like it a lot, good to see it in std repos. But I think it should also be preinstalled as well.
Having said that I don't use it a lot - once I get favourites setup with my (few) common apps I don't navigate the menus much.Comment
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I find it useful also, seems to work well in the panel so it stays!
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Got it last night - looks nice. Definitely worth sticking on the panel.Comment
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