 development continues, aiming for a stabler, more consistent desktop, and easier to use applications.](https://cdn.masto.host/floss/media_attachments/files/110/875/322/887/377/236/original/9afb305b41315c96.png){kind=link}
This week in KDE: #Plasma6 development continues, aiming for a stabler, more consistent desktop, and easier to use applications.
https://pointieststick.com/2023/08/11/this-week-in-kde-plasma-6-development-continues-2/
This week in KDE: #Plasma6 development continues, aiming for a stabler, more consistent desktop, and easier to use applications.
https://pointieststick.com/2023/08/11/this-week-in-kde-plasma-6-development-continues-2/
@grum999 @kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social
It’s been there for several versions now. Its disabled by default and only shown if you have your normal menu bar hidden, because large programmes like kate with a lot of options needs the classic menu bar for ease of access.
So nothing for you to worry here.
( And even if it were the default, checking the show menu bar button would probably be easier than switching to something new, don’t you think? )
@whjjackwhite @kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social Ooh you means that’s optional, and classic menu bar will still be here for whom prefer it!? :blobcataww:
Yes. Likewise in all hamburgerised applications. It is optional in all of them. [Ctrl]+[M] will toggle between one mode and the other.
@Bro666 I wasn’t aware of CTRL+M
This makes my day thanks!
(Then I’ll maybe reconsider other applications for which hamburger seems to be the default…)
I always use classic menu and never saw that the hamburger menu already exists in Kate 😅
I was so afraid when I saw the screenshot :ablobcatknitsweats: