I was testing the software Tidy Start Menu which offers users a way to move start menu entries into several categories like Office, Games and Internet when it occurred to me that I did not need that program at all to do the same. The only advantage that I could see in using it was that I did not have to create the main folders in the startmenu by myself.
Get rid of a huge programs list in the start menu
Posted by Martin in Operating Systems, Windows TAGS in Operating Systems, Windows19
Dec
Alternatives to the original Windows startmenu
Posted by Martin in Operating Systems, Tools, Windows TAGS in Operating Systems, Tools, Windows14
Jul
After a few months of using Launchy and Rocket Dock I realized that I actually did not use the startmenu of my Windows operating system at all. I either use these great apps that give me more flexibility and speed or use icons on my desktop for certain tasks.
Another reason why I’m not using the startmenu anymore is that it really looks and feels messy after a while because every new application adds it’s own folder to it. The question that came up for me is whether I needed the startmenu at all.
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