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Scottk4122 opened this issue May 1, 2025 · 1 comment
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I would like two Start buttons like 4.4.170 #2200

Scottk4122 opened this issue May 1, 2025 · 1 comment
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@Scottk4122
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Good afternoon,

In 4.4.170 I had the open shell start button in the left corner, and the Windows start button in the center. There was much happiness. I was keeping Openshell as a crutch when I couldn't get what I wanted out of the Windows 11 start menu. Somehow I managed to upgrade to 4.4.195 and now my open shell menu sits directly on top of my Windows 11 start menu and I am unable to find a way to change that. I was a pretty frequent Open-Shell user, but I gradually adopted with Windows 10 and then Windows 11 Start Menus.

Describe the solution you'd like

I am requesting an option to pin the Open Shell Menu to the left or snap it to the Windows Start Menu.

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Start menu

Alternatives you've considered

My only options are replace the start button or do not replace the start button.

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@Scottk4122 Scottk4122 added the Enhancement/Feature Request An Enhancement/Feature request by the community label May 1, 2025
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EJSnow commented May 6, 2025

The reason why Open-Shell 4.4.170 had two start buttons (a Windows start button and an Open-Shell start button) was because it wasn't updated for proper Windows 11 compatibility, but 4.4.190 and higher fix this issue.

What I'd recommend in your situation is configuring "Left-click opens:" and "Windows key opens:" to "Windows start menu" then "Shift+click opens" and "Shift+Win opens:" to "Open-Shell menu". That way, normally the Windows start menu opens, but you can still easily access Open-Shell's custom menu if you need it.

Disclaimer: I am not an Open-Shell dev, just another user.

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