4.3 · Open source · Linux
MyStuff lets you organize shortcuts and text in a separate window. You can add files and starters and connect multiple windows.
The menu does not replace the files. If you move a target file, you may also need to change the link.
Get more from MyStuff
A custom start menu is especially useful for operations and files that you often use. Give buttons short, recognizable names and group them by task. A menu that shows everything at once can eventually become less clear than ordinary folders.
Check links after moving files or programs. A button remains dependent on the set path and the rights of your account. Also save your menu settings when you reset the computer.
Version and updates
Version 4.3 (Linux-broncode en pakketten). Released on 06-06-2024.
Who is it for?
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Please note
Advantages
- Own classification Files and Apps Together Multiple Menu Levels
Things to consider
- Maintaining links Extra menu next to your desktop
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Provider’s website · www.kornelix.net
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Our verdict
MyStuff is useful if you want to open a fixed set of projects and programs directly. Keep the first menu small and group less used parts. Check after moving files or links still work. For a few shortcuts, the regular panel can be sufficient.
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