8 Ways To Improve Windows 8 With Win+X Menu Editor
Windows 8 contains an almost hidden feature you need to know about! Press Windows Key + X or right-click at the bottom-left corner of your screen to open a menu you can now customize.
Start Menu, How I Miss Thee: 4 Ways To Make A Start Menu On Windows 8
Windows 8 brought down the axe on the Start Menu. This is a feature that no one paid special attention to for years but its untimely demise has caused all sorts of despair. Not only because it’s gone but also because its replacement is the Windows 8 Start Screen. I have good news. The official Start Menu is dead, but there’s a number of ways to re-create it.
Pokki Brings The Start Menu Back To Windows 8 (And Apps To The Desktop Mode)
Bring back the start menu in Windows 8 – and then some. Pokki is a simple app for re-adding the start menu to Windows 8, but that's not all it does: it also gives you access to a collection of miniature versions of popular web apps. They're bringing the start menu back to Windows 8 while continuing to offer the miniature apps they always have. Here's how it works.
Edit System Menu Items With Alacarte [Linux]
When you think about it, our Linux desktop environments are pretty smart. Whereas Windows just creates a new folder for a newly installed program in the Start Menu, the Linux desktop environment automatically organize all installed applications into different categories. While this system can work very well, there are some packages that place shortcuts into categories which you deem to be incorrect. You may need to go into the menus and add/edit/remove items, but it can all be achieved using an application called Alacarte.
Bring Back Ubuntu's Old Menu With ClassicMenu Applet
Love Ubuntu, but find yourself infuriated by the lack of a traditional menu? Don't panic: simply install ClassicMenu Indicator. This simple program brings the simple menu of Gnome 2 to the indicator area. Sure: it's not the perfect location for a menu, but it's there when you need it.