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I haven't looked into RTL languages yet. If you want Kando to support this, feel free to either join the Discord server or create an issue on GitHub!

Yeah, something like this is actually on the roadmap. But it's pretty far in the future :)

​@@simonschneegansis there a roadmap we could follow somewhere?

@@2b1chik I posted a rough roadmap some time ago: ko-fi.com/post/Kando-Roadmap-Y8Y4YX32O About half of this is already available. But you can also join the Discord server to discuss the details!

You do not have to ask the same question everywhere :). It's the same process as for any other application. There are hundreds of articles about this on the internet. For instance: www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-us/000124550/how-to-add-app-to-startup-in-windows-10

You do not have to ask the same question everywhere :). It's the same process as for any other application. There are hundreds of articles about this on the internet. For instance: www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-us/000124550/how-to-add-app-to-startup-in-windows-10

@@simonschneegans Sorry for that =) Many apps have this setting by default, so I thought maybe I just couldn't find this option. Thanks for answering and such a cool app♥

It's all documented on the bottom of this page: github.com/kando-menu/kando/blob/main/docs/installing.md Basically you need something like: bind = CTRL, Space, global, kando:<trigger-id>

@@simonschneegans Thanks!

Ubuntu 24.04.

This depends on your operating system. On Windows, the easiest way to find the command is * Right click the launcher in your start menu -> choose "Open File Location" * Right click the file -> "Properties" * Copy the "Target" path * Create a new command item in Kando and paste it there.

Sorry, but I think I do not understand your question. Can you elaborate a bit more?

​@@simonschneegans (for example) I use Super + X to toggle fullscreen mode for a particular window, but for this to work I need that window to remain active, i.e. focused. When I call the pie menu, the window stays focused, but not until I move the cursor.

@@danizimo Ahh, now I understand. And well, it's not possible to keep input focus in the original window as Kando requires input focus as well. However, the "Simulate Hotkey" item in Kando has an "Execute Delayed" checkbox which you can check to simulate the hotkey after input focus is restored to the previous window.

Just like any other app. Google will tell you the details, but basically you have to copy the Kando desktop icon to %userprofile%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup, I think.

Especially if themes could add sounds on click.

The colors you choose in the settings are stored in a config file. Read more here: github.com/kando-menu/kando/blob/main/docs/config-files.md

I am planning this for the 1.4.0 release. So translating will be possible in a few weeks, most likely.

What software manager are you talking about?

@@simonschneegans App store on Linux Mint :-)

If the path is correct, it should usually be sufficient to use "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop 2022\Photoshop.exe" as command (including the quotes). If this does not work, feel free to join the discord server or open a discussion on GitHub so that we can properly fix this :)

Not with Kando only, but there are many third-party tools which you can use to achieve this: github.com/kando-menu/kando/blob/main/docs/usage.md#%EF%B8%8F%EF%B8%8F-opening-menus-without-the-keyboard

Yeah, this would be awesome indeed. I do not have the hardware to develop this. But if you want, you could create a corresponding feature request on GitHub and maybe someone is willing to add this feature!

@@simonschneegans regardless of if someone would, thank you so much for all your hard work on this!

No, I haven't heard of that issue before. Would you mind joining the Discord server [1] or open an issue on GitHub [2]? [1] discord.gg/hZwbVSDkhy [2] github.com/orgs/kando-menu/discussions

@@simonschneegansyea definitely I’ll send some vids to the discord first thing in the AM

I also envision great potential with AR technology. Imagine using something like this with your hands in 3D space...

Would you mind joining the Discord server [1] or open a discussion on GitHub [2]? TH-cam is not really a good platform to track more complicated issues... [1] discord.gg/hZwbVSDkhy [2] github.com/orgs/kando-menu/discussions

@@simonschneegans My mind was blown. It turns out that even in this state, if you assign just one button instead of a combination to call Kando, SAI2 becomes an inactive window, But all the undo comands and macro - finally, it works as it should. Regarding this issue, I'll try to record a video using OBS later and share it, possibly through Discord. (Also, I'm sorry I can't respond quickly. I just have major problems with electricity.)

Yes, it should work! If you have questions, either join the discord server or open a discussion on GitHub! Both links are in the description above.

If you run Kando from source - which is pretty easy to do - you can adjust this. There's not yet a setting for it. If you need help, feel free to join the discord server! There are some folks running an animation-less version of Kando already :)

I also have a big request: please make the settings menu appear in a windowed manner rather than full screen. At least optional. 😺

@@rondoo That's on the roadmap!

Thank you! 1. There's not yet a builtin option, but it's easy on Windows: support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/add-an-app-to-run-automatically-at-startup-in-windows-10-150da165-dcd9-7230-517b-cf3c295d89dd 2. Just download and install the newer version. It will replace your previous version but keep all settings. 3. Not yet. If you want to have this in a future version, you could open a feature request on GitHub!

Alias and later Autodesk have spread this information for years (for marketing purposes, I guess). However, simple marking menus like Kando have never been patented. There have been patents on the combination of linear and radial menus (like in Maya) and some advanced position-based multi-stroke variants. Here you can read the full story: donhopkins.medium.com/pie-menu-fud-and-misconceptions-be8afc49d870

blender has it and many many people use it inside huge companies, I think someone would've tried to sue blender for a patent infringement if it exists

Here you go: formulae.brew.sh/cask/kando

Thank you!

It's cool that you mention OPie. My first pie menu for Linux was called Gnome-Pie [1] and was primarily inspired by OPie. Kando is different in that it supports nested menus and gesture selections. As such it's actually not a pie menu but a marking menu which was first described by Gordon Kurtenbach and Bill Buxton in the early nineties [2]. "Ordinary" pie menus such as OPie have been developed much earlier. Don Hopkins did a lot of research in this field [3]. [1]: schneegans.github.io/gnome-pie.html [2]: dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/191666.191759 [3]: donhopkins.medium.com/pie-menus-936fed383ff1

@@simonschneegans yeah Kando is superior and has so much potential! Ty for the additional documentation! i will read it :D