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I have to say I love having no desktop. Something about watching my coworkers become dependent on it is neurotic.
Agreed. It's much nicer to see your wallpaper than a mess of mismatched icons that may need to be occasionally clicked.
Same here. I don't need icons, just press
Win
and type in the program. I just gotta pray for Windows to not open Edge and search in Bing.If you're using Windows, you can get a much better experience by ditching the Microsoft start menu entirely.
Everything Search to index files and Flow Launcher for searching files and applications. You can even make it open when you press the windows key.
Or if you still want a start menu, Start11 is worth paying for to get away from Microsoft's ad-ridden crapware they call the start menu. It even supports using Everything for showing file results.
Flow Launcher seems pretty cool. I'll try it out. Thanks!