I really like the work flow of "run command" alt+f2 in most of the linux distros, but i would like to extend the functionality from just running a command to search etc.
I really dig the spotlight functionality on Mac OS X, and the startmenu functionality of windows.
I tried alternatives like The Synapse Launcher, Gnome Do and Google Desktop Search, but they seemed slow and very slow (and everyone working with unity will tell you how much of a pain alt+f2 is when it is slow).
I finally found Kupfer, which is really cool. Check it out in this video for an longer introduction of kupfer:
Personally I use Kupfer under LXDE which works great.
I really dig the spotlight functionality on Mac OS X, and the startmenu functionality of windows.
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| windows 7 - start menu |
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| OS X - Spotlight |
I tried alternatives like The Synapse Launcher, Gnome Do and Google Desktop Search, but they seemed slow and very slow (and everyone working with unity will tell you how much of a pain alt+f2 is when it is slow).
I finally found Kupfer, which is really cool. Check it out in this video for an longer introduction of kupfer:
Personally I use Kupfer under LXDE which works great.
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