[Libreoffice-ux-advise] [Bug 142830] Split the current "Help" menu into three separate top-level menus (instead of one) to separate help content, bug-reporting content, and 'about' content.

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https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=142830

--- Comment #6 from Max L. <mleonov at protonmail.ch> ---
(In reply to Mike Kaganski from comment #5)
> Note that extensions may add top-level menu items. So as users making
> customizations. Screens are different, and it's incorrect to assume wide
> screens with multiple smaller devices like Raspberry Pi, or simply smaller
> laptops with UI scaling making the width not that big.
> 
> I don't see a user who is confused by the current menu. I want to see a
> report or a question where user struggled to find something.
> 
> Additionally, introduction of HUD would hopefully make finding functionality
> easier, and IMO the best would be not to introduce more menus (and confuse
> users more), but to improve HUD (e.g., by improving its results, e.g. not
> only matching menu names, but also keywords that could help find "Chapter
> Numbering" by typing "Outline", etc.)
> 
> -1.

I made this recommendation as a user confused by the current menu, and as a
user I assure you I didn't know there was a link to bug reporting in that menu
(and even so, it's too convoluted for an average productivity suite user to
actually report a bug).

How many users use tiny (less than 13") devices to do any type of serious work
and do so in work-related context?

My Raspberry Pi has a HD monitor, and I can't imagine using LibreOffice to
compose work of any value on a tiny breadboard display.

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