This Linux launcher replaced four habits I didn’t question before

Habits are powerful. In this case, 30+ years of habit, stuck in muscle memory. Every time I needed something, I went through the same slow-motion ritual. Click menu, hover category, squint, scroll, miss it, and try again like I’m playing Where’s Waldo: GTK Edition on a bad day. This whole “app grid” thing? It’s a fossil. A polished, modern-looking fossil, sure, but still built on the idea that I should browse my computer like it’s a supermarket aisle. And the mental tax is real.