The default menu layout is quite confusing Here are some of the problems that I noted: 1. Nautilus/File Manager does not seem to exist on the menus! Nautilus is installed on the system however, since I started it from the command line. 2. The All Applications menu is very confusing. I believe all applications includes applications from KDE and GNOME. Is there any problem in removing this menu and merging its contents into the base menu system? It would be cleaner and pose less problems for new users. If not, perhaps a Menu--->KDE Section? For example. There is a: Menu--->System Tools and a Menu--->All Applications--->System Tools The differences are: CUPS Printer Config (should this not be in Menu--->System Tools ?) Desktop Switching Tool (perhaps a Menu--->Desktop Tools section) Configuration Editor (perhaps a Menu--->Desktop Tools Section) About Myself (I'm not sure where this goes) This same 2/3 item difference occurs in most of the Menu--->All Applications menu items. A new user would be hard pressed to understand what the difference is between Menu--->Any menu item and Menu--->All Applications--->Same Menu Items
This is a dup/known issue. Limbo doesn't contain a serious attempt at good menus. The All Applications split is because for most users they need no more than 7-10 items per submenu, but other users want to see all the junk they have installed. Removing All Applications probably means just leaving a lot of things out entirely.
I think most of this is addressed in rawhide. If stuff remains when beta2 comes out, please file one bug per issue for tracking.