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>>>>> "David" == David Starner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[SNIP]
>> I'd propose (if I were a developer), to *not* put everything
>> under the sun into the default menu.
>> Instead, we should make it editable... such that, when the user
>> first opens the menu, there are some (limited) defaults, like,
>> one *std* app for each category (or maybe two)[1].
David> No. If I installed it, I want to use it, so it should show
David> up on the menu. If by default there is too much stuff
David> installed, then that's a problem of the defaults. If
David> they've installed everything, they then should get
David> everything on the menus until they edit it using the menu
David> editor (which is a really good idea.)
I somewhat agree with you... the only problem being: what if I edited
my menu and the admin then installs another package, one that I'm not
interested in?
Would it still be installed in my menu? Even if the submenu it
installs in (like Apps, say) doesn't exist in my menu?
I think... some (nice) way of advertising this would be best here.
Extending motd, anyone? Is there some sys that puts more into motd
than now? Maybe... something like the GIMPs startup tips window, so
when one logs into X, it's somewhere...
All that needs to be configurable, of course (and it needs to be
written :-}
Anyway,
Bye, J
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