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Hello,

in the patch https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/#/c/49575/ Kshitij is working on issue tdf#115131 
(merging the two menu flavors). The patch works find but we stumbled over the label question. Right 
now it looks like this

Toolbar
  Standard
  Single
  Sidebar
  - separator -
  Notebookbar > Contextual groups
  Notebookbar > Contextual single
  Notebookbar > Tabbed

My comment was to remove the prefix but Jay disagreed with the remark that such a combined menu 
would better be called UI Layout. The change may look like this

UI Layout
  Standard
  Single
  Sidebar
  - separator -
  Contextual groups
  Contextual single
  Tabbed

Now I wonder how users may read "UI Layout > Single", for instance. And calling it "Single Toolbar" 
is also not that nice thinking about "Standard" or "Standard Toolbar" (and suffixes are similarly 
awkward as prefixes). 

I still prefer this plain solution as any prefix is a clear indicator for bad usability (meaning 
the items are actually meant for a submenu). Any opinion?

Cheers,
Heiko


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