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« Last post by mouser on March 06, 2006, 03:35 AM »
tsaint your idea is interesting but it would require monitoring all launched applications forever, which is a waste of cpu.
my idea was to try to build a large universal menu structure (or allow people to build their own and share), and then have a command that would search your hard drive and find any programs you have installed from that hierarchy and link to them).
So for example it might look like this:
Utilities
+- Backup Tools
++--True Image
Text Editors
+-UltraEdit
+-Notepad
Graphics Tools
+- Big Graphics Editors
++- Photoshop
so a nice big well organized hierarchy with nice icons for menu headings.
Then you would run a command called "Find and link all"
And then it would scour your hard disk for installed programs that match the items in that hierarchical predefined menu.
Yes it would take a long time to do the first scan.
But afterwards the result would be a very nicely organized hierarchical toolbar/launcher with nice organized submenus, etc.
Sort of like an instant nice organization.