Exploring the Apps menu in RHEL 10, the organisation is a bit odd, which can lead to an unpredictable and sometimes underwhelming experience.

• Settings is found in the "Other" category, which only contains a single launcher
• Sound & Video only contains a single app (Camera)
• Internet only contains a single app (Firefox)
• Graphics only containsn a single app (Image Viewer)
• It's hard to know which apps will be in Accessories and which will be in Utilities. For example, Accessories contains Clocks and Text Editor. Utilities includes Calculator and Characters.

A proposal to improve this situation:

• Move Settings to System Tools
• Move all the apps out of the Sound & Video and Graphics categories
• Move Extensions to System Tools - to keep it alongside the other software install and settings apps
• Shuffle the Utilities and Accessories categories, so that the more essential built-in tools are in Utilities and the more optional apps are in Accessories.

The specific changes would be:

• Settings: Other → System Tools
• Extensions: Accessories → System Tools
• Brasero: Sound & Video → Accessories
• Volume Control: Sound & Video → System Tools
• Snapshot: Sound & Video → Accessories
• Image Viewer: Graphics → Utilities
• Text Editor: Accessories → Utilities
• Calculator: Utilities → Accessories
• Characters: Utilities → Accessories
• Files: Accessories → Utilities

The one thing this doesn't fix is the single app in Internet by default. I'm not sure what we can do about that.