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The cashew in the desktop/nettop work-space is definitely redundant to most users as all the options in that menu are available by right-clicking the desktop as well. Now that tablets have their own work-space it should be made opt-in on the other ones. Cases where it would be useful:- old macs from the times of "one mouse button is enough for everyone"
- computers with defective right mouse button that can't fix that right away (think laptop track-pad)
- desktop completely covered by widgets
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Originally posted by Ansla View PostThe cashew in the desktop/nettop work-space is definitely redundant to most users as all the options in that menu are available by right-clicking the desktop as well. Now that tablets have their own work-space it should be made opt-in on the other ones. Cases where it would be useful:- old macs from the times of "one mouse button is enough for everyone"
- computers with defective right mouse button that can't fix that right away (think laptop track-pad)
- desktop completely covered by widgets
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Originally posted by Maxjen View PostIt is extremely annoying because in design form follows function. This thing that has no function whatsoever is just bad design and I want a well designed desktop. I can't understand how anyone can be NOT annoyed by it. My OCD is exploding!
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I removed it!! YIPPY SKIPPY!!!!
Originally posted by radu.5amc View PostI never had any issues with it to be honest but here it is
http://blog.hanschen.org/2008/10/23/...ve-the-cashew/Originally posted by Teho View Postihatethecashew still works perfectly on latest KDE.
EDIT: And it is *actually* gone, not just invisible like it used to be.. I think maybe with py-cashew, if you still clicked the invisible cashew, it would still come up with the cashew menu......but ihatethecashew completely removes it completely! Incredible..Last edited by Baconmon; 04 April 2014, 08:35 PM.
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Originally posted by Maxjen View PostThis thing that has no function whatsoever is just bad design and I want a well designed desktop. I can't understand how anyone can be NOT annoyed by it. My OCD is exploding!
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Originally posted by smitty3268 View PostI agree that it's not very KDE-ish to not make it configurable, but i always find it funny how insane certain people get about it. Honestly, it bugged me for a few days while i got used to it, and then i never noticed it again.
Personally, I find it to interfere with the close button on maximised windows, and I use an autohiding top panel, so it interferes with that too. I've never clicked on that thing willingly, and don't intend to, so the inability to remove it rubs me the wrong way.
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