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How do you launch your apps mostly?


Posted by Yaba on Feb 6 2006
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Using the KDE Applications menu21%21%21% 21%
Button on the kicker or docker clone29%29%29% 29%
Icon on the desktop4%4%4% 4%
Hotkey4%4%4% 4%
Gesture1%1%1% 1%
ALT+F2 (Run dialog)24%24%24% 24%
Run Command kicker applet3%3%3% 3%
From a konsole window7%7%7% 7%
Using Yakuake3%3%3% 3%
Other4%4%4% 4%
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 Multimedia Keyboard

 
 by kayosiii on: Feb 9 2006  
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My Good ol Multimedia Keyboard has lots of keys I couldn't really find a use for. Luckily I can easily assign them to open my most used apps


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 Katapult

 
 by Ekardnam on: Feb 9 2006  
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I have some hotkeys for common applications.
If I don't have a hotkey for an application, I use Katapult to launch it.


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 Re: Katapult

 
 by OculusAquilae on: Feb 12 2006  
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I use Katapult to launch nearly all applications.


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 Re: Katapult

 
 by darkc on: Feb 12 2006  
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yes i miss katapult here as an option
because i'am using it for nearly everything bookmarks, songs with amarok and for apps ;)


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 not surprising

 
 by benjaminisant on: Feb 9 2006  
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90 percent of the time I start an application it is konqueror or konsole. For these I do have a button on kicker to get quick access.
Then it is easy to start any appropriate application using these apps.

For applications, one only starts daily, using "run command" applet is faster than using the application menu.

The application menu is then only usefull when one is looking for an application he or she doesn't know the name or even the existence...


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 HotKey

 
 by zvonSully on: Feb 11 2006  
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I have Cntrl+Alt+h for Konqueror, Ctrl+Alt+K for konsole, and ` (e.g.tilda ~) for yakuake show ;)

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 Something's missing

 
 by bram85 on: Feb 11 2006  
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Hey, I'm missing votes for Autostart and KDE Session Management! ;)

Bram Schoenmakers
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