On Linux, I can pull up the system menu, type in a few letters of what I want to launch, and hit enter to get it started in less than 2 seconds, without having to open or switch windows to a terminal. Done right, there’s nothing wrong with menus.
I can pull up the system menu, type in a few letters of what I want to launch, and hit enter to get it started in less than 2 seconds, without having to open or switch windows to a terminal
That’s what I do in Windows, but I hit the Windows key instead of Enter
On Linux, I can pull up the system menu, type in a few letters of what I want to launch, and hit enter to get it started in less than 2 seconds, without having to open or switch windows to a terminal. Done right, there’s nothing wrong with menus.
That’s what I do in Windows, but I hit the Windows key instead of Enter
Yeah but as per the post, windows menu is taking forever to open…
For me, the Windows key stroke can often be part of the next few letters I’m searching for, and my machine is a mid-range (at-best) build from 2020.
And that was before I installed an app that gets rid of most of the junk in the Start menu, turning into just a Search field with a power button! Lol
On specific systems/installs. That isn’t the norm.
on linux, I can just start typing what I want to launch. No menu needed.
Well you have to be typing it somewhere
As long as I am not actively using a window thats capturing input, it can be anywhere.
On my Linux PC, it’s KDE that enables that. Is awesome. YMMV
This is the thing - with advanced systems, which they should all be now, context can drive behavior.