the second release of the project , which develops an unusual implementation of a circular context menu that can be used to launch applications, open links, and simulate hotkeys. The menu offers cascading elements that are connected by chains of dependencies. For download, it is prepared for GNOME Shell, supporting installation in GNOME 3.36 and tested in Ubuntu 20.04. An interactive guide is offered for familiarizing oneself with the operation techniques.
The menu can have a hierarchy of arbitrary depth. The following actions are supported: launching applications, simulating keyboard shortcuts, inserting text, opening a URL or file in a specific application, controlling multimedia playback, and managing windows. The user navigates from root elements to terminal branches with a mouse or touchscreen (for example, 'running applications -> VLC -> stop playback'). Settings preview is supported.
Predefined sections:
- Bookmarks, which display frequently used directories.
- Connected devices.
- Currently running applications.
- List of recently opened files.
- Frequently used applications.
- Favorite applications pinned by the user.
- Main menu — a list of all available applications.
Source: opennet.ru
