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Catorise is better than MyMenu
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Do you use MyMenu or Catorise, and why?
I've been using Catorise for a while now, and I like it. The category icons are the ones from the app manager, which looks quite good IMHO (even though an option to choose another icon set would be nice). I tried to install MyMenu, while using Catorise, but that didn't seem to work out too well. I've still to try MyMenu without Catorise. I think I'll try that right now.
So what's your favorite?