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It gives more working real estate for those who need it, and packagers can choose which way they want to ship the applications In reply to your question, you can always bring the menu back, by holding down [Ctrl] and hitting [M]. There is also usually a menu option no more than two clicks away.  @kde In konsole, the change clashed with the Helix editor, where CTRL+o was suddenly opening the hamburger menu instead of being forwarded into the terminal. In the keyboard shortcuts config, there was no option, so I was unable to disable Ctrl+o for the hamburger. |
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@kde Hi KDE Team!
I have an unrelated set of questions:
Whatβs the design idea behind putting more and more menus into hamburgers, where they are less accessible? (Got a link?)
Is this trend going to continue?
Is there a plan to make it easy to keep classic, usable menu bars?